🌊 The Tip of Borneo: Where Land Ends & Adventure Begins!
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Standing at the northernmost point of Borneo, with the **South China Sea** crashing on one side and the **Sulu Sea** swirling on the other, I felt like I’d reached the edge of the world. The wind whipped my hair into a frenzy as I took in the endless blue horizon—no islands, no ships, just raw, untamed ocean.
The *magic moment*? **Sunset**. The sky exploded in fiery oranges and pinks, painting the iconic boulders along the shore. (Cue a dozen influencers trying to nail the perfect jump shot—I may have joined in. 😅)
**Hidden gem:** The **hidden tide pools** near the eastern rocks (ask locals for directions). Perfect for a quiet dip away from the crowds!
**Must-eat:** **Fresh coconut** hacked open on the spot by a vendor—sweet, icy, and the ultimate thirst-quencher after climbing those scenic boulders. 🥥
**Quick Itinerary:**
⏰ **4 PM:** Arrive, explore the viewpoint
⏰ **5:30 PM:** Sunset photos (prepare for windblown glamour)
⏰ **6:30 PM:** Beachside seafood dinner at nearby stalls
**Pro Tips:**
- Wear **sturdy sandals** (those rocks are slippery!)
- Bring a **windbreaker** (it’s always breezy)
- Visit weekdays to avoid the crowds
Raw, rugged, and ridiculously photogenic—this is Borneo’s edge-of-the-world moment. ✨
P.S. That "end of the world" feeling? 100% real. GPS coordinates for bragging rights: **7°2′N 116°43′E**