Spectacular landscapes and fascinating wildlife are the main attractions of Sabah.

In front of the coast of Kota Kinabalu, the capital, is the huge Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park (4.929 ha.), comprising the islands of Gaya, Mamutik, Manukan, Sapi and Sulug. These islands have some of the best beaches in Borneo and its wildlife ranging from monkeys to bearded wild boars, from corals and tropical fish.

In Kota Belud, north of the capital, the Sunday market is held outdoors, one of the busiest meetings (called amu) in Sabah. In the interior of the island, Mount Kinabalu stands as one of the main attractions of Sabah. It is considered one of the easiest to climb mountains in the world and the view from the top are stunning, especially at sunset.

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