Places to Visit in Sabah — Islands, Parks & More
Sabah has 394 islands, 9 national parks, one UNESCO World Heritage Site, and 1,743km of coastline — more than any other Malaysian state. Explore all 27 districts, world-class diving at Sipadan, wildlife encounters at Kinabatangan, and hidden waterfalls most tourists never find.
Districts
All 27 districts of Sabah — profiles, key facts, things to do
National Parks
Entry fees, how to get there, what to expect
Islands Guide
Which islands to visit, permits, costs, how to get there
Beaches
Honest recommendations — which are good, which to skip
Desa Dairy Farm
Kundasang farm: tickets, sessions, calf feeding
Poring Hot Spring
Fees, tub prices, canopy walkway status
Sepilok Orangutan Centre
Feeding times, hours and fees
Lok Kawi Wildlife Park
Opening hours and what is new
Mari Mari Cultural Village
Sessions, prices and booking
Taman Tun Fuad Stephens
Bukit Padang botanic garden: hours and trails
Waterfalls
Directory of Sabah's waterfalls with access info
Hidden Gems
Off-the-beaten-path spots worth discovering
Island Hopping
TARP, Semporna, Mantanani — routes, costs, and conservation rules
Diving & Snorkelling
Sipadan, Mabul, TARP — dive sites, permits, operators, and marine life
Wildlife & Photography
Orangutans, elephants, hornbills — where to see, how to shoot, ethics and drone rules
Places of Worship
Mosques, churches, Chinese and Hindu temples, gurdwara and indigenous sacred sites