Gaya Island

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The sea is beautiful and there are a lot of fish, so I will go again if there is a chance.

Gaya Island is the largest island in the waters of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, about 15 miles from Kota Kinabalu. There are many unspoiled marshes on the coast for strolling, and there are mangrove forests on the island, where you can learn about various animals and plants. In addition, the marine biota in the sea area is rich and the water is clear, making it a good place for snorkeling. Snorkeling here can see Nemo. It takes only ten minutes from the pier to Gaya Island, and the water becomes exceptionally clear when it reaches Gaya Island. There are three hotels on the island. We stayed at Gaya Island Resort, which was the cheapest among the three hotels. The price at that time was equivalent to more than RMB 1,600 per night, but we liked it very much. The hotel’s buffet was rich and delicious, every day There are different activities, such as windsurfing, kayaking, movies, snorkeling, etc. for free. Staying here for a week will not be bored.

A hidden island in Borneo: small island hotel, sandy beach comparable to sack-sea water-fish, snorkeling is very good, but also rich in flora and fauna resources: such as big brothers begging for food-monkey brothers, walking on the beach The second brother-wild boar, as well as the big lizards-chameleon-viper-gecko-all kinds of big birds and insects; this is a very good experience of staying... 48 independent villas-scattered among the sea and mountains, this is a family A hotel that blends into nature, people and animals live in harmony and nature; the hotel’s services are also very good, the staff are very friendly, most of the facilities are provided for free, such as: snorkeling equipment, life jackets, kayaks, free guided jungle adventures Wait; apart from the small and expensive dinner, this is a perfect vacation destination-Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa is all on Gaya Island!

The beach is beautiful, the locals are very simple, and there are people who say hello and smile wherever they go. This is what Chinese people need to learn. I stayed at the Big Red Flower Hotel on the island for a few days. The weather was good and it was very beautiful. The island can be said to be a wild animal and botanical garden. It is very primitive and unique. It is worth a visit!

Gaya Island is the largest island in the waters of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, about 15 square kilometers away from Kota Kinabalu. It may be that there is a limit on the number of people going to the island every day. You need to book in advance to land on the island, and there are only a few fixed boats for pick-ups every day. In order to match their time, we rushed a few days early. The speedboat took about 10-15 minutes. It looks like it’s on Gaya Island. There are only 3 restaurants on the whole island. The external traffic is independent. There are no roads on the island. Most of them are undeveloped tropical rain forests, like a private holiday park. The island has white and fine sandy beaches, as well as pebble beaches, silt beaches, mangroves and surrounding coasts of sandstone cliffs. In the waters of Police Bay, the beaches in the bay extend from shallow to deep, creating a perfect snorkeling base. The coast of the island is surrounded by coral reefs, which is very beautiful. The island is well-developed, there are many entertainment projects, and it is very fun.