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 Batang Kinabatangan is Sabah’s longest river and the forest here boasts an astonishing variety of wildlife that is both common and easy to see.

Beaufort-Tenom Railway Sabah’s only railway system takes visitors on a winding mountainous, jungle track that affords spectacular views and can be lots of fun. A good choice in any weather

Caves These are plentiful throughout the area and many of the mountains and islands are riddled with these ‘explorer paradises’. Only two though, Gomantong and Madai, are administered by the Malaysian Government and are officially open to the general public other than Paka Caveswhich climbers come across when ascending Mt. Kinabalu The rest are protected due to the wildlife, such as the rare Sumatran (plated) Rhino and the Orang-utan that inhabit the same areas where the caves are found.

Diving For the true diving enthusiast, the island of Sipadan, located on the east coast of Sabah is renowned and is a must if you are in this part of the world. It is unique in that the island rises, sheer from the ocean floor some 700 m and mushrooms out near the surface, creating an underwater haven for fish and other marine life beneath its surrounding waters. Another excellent dive spot lying further offshore is that of Layang Layang Atoll located in the South China Sea which is well known not only for the spectacular marine life but also as a nesting spot for thousands of migratory birds.

Gunung Trus Madi is Sabah’s second highest mountain, rising 3,684 metres above sea level on the eastern side of the plain. It's a much more demanding climb than Mt. Kinabalu.

Islands Volcanic eruptions created the islands that lie off the coast of Sabah. Some are included in the list of National Parks in the area, where turtles come to breed or lay their eggs and the Snorkeling and diving in the surrounding waters is generally excellent. A number of these do have accommodation so that the visitor can real get a ‘feel’ for the area

Mt Kinabalu This incredibly high granite peak simply begs to be climbed and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the province. Surrounded by beautiful rainforests and having gentle jungle trails, it is easy to negotiate by both the young at heart and those of a slower pace.