River Bay Beach

Tuaran Bay is a small village located 45 minutes north of Tuaran, covering an area of 23 acres. It has rich mangrove ecology. It can be reached by taking a well-designed "mechanical raft" and passing through the mangroves on both sides of the bank. Haihe Bay has an eight-kilometer stretch of beach, where you can lie down and enjoy the warm sunbathing and close your eyes to listen to the lap of the waves. The sky and the sea become as blue and transparent in the bright sunshine, making the air here also gentle. Depart from the pier to Haihe Bay, passing the unique mangrove ferry along the way. Admire the beauty and tranquility of the mangroves along the way. Here, you can experience the beauty of both sides of the Sabah mangrove river and have a deep understanding of the mangrove ecology. Come here, you can play the exciting banana boat, canoes and surfboards that test your balance, you can also learn the aborigines blow-drying skills, and take the children to visit the mini zoo to hug the bunny, and get tired of playing. You can take a good nap in a hammock by the sea. Malay batik is a dye technique used by the locals. Here you can paint your own unique batik paintings. In order to protect the balance of the entire ecological environment, there is a limit on the number of people per day. For water sports here, you can choose free and exciting water activities such as banana kayaking, boating or surfing; leisure activities include volleyball, fishing, shooting, batik painting, hammocks, football, volleyball, traditional musical instruments, local traditional clothing photography and so on.