Gaya Island
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Pulau Gaya (Gaya Island)


Pulau Gaya (Gaya Island) is a sizeable Malaysian island of 1465 ha, just 10 minutes off Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Gaya Island is the biggest island of Tunku Abdul Rahman Park. The Gayana Eco Resort on the island is nicely integrated into the nature-rich environment, making it an exciting place to stay and hang around. Check out the 360° panoramic view of Gayana Eco Resort at the right. Gaya Island is a first class destination for trekking as well as swimming and here you can find one of the most romantic and beautiful beaches in the borneo.


Pulau Gaya

 

Gaya Island

 

A twenty minute boat ride to Gaya Island begins a day of exploration and relaxation amongst the backdrop of some of the most beautiful scenery. Here you can explore undisturbed forest as you stroll along the jungle trails and learn about some of the varied flora and fauna such as the unique medicinal plants, tropical hardwood trees, coastal vegetation, tropical forest and ecology of the mangrove forest which all makes for a hugely interesting and entertaining time.


Explore the untouched coastal forest of Gaya Island before heading to Manukan or Sapi Island where you can snorkel in crystal clear waters teeming with colourful life. Afterwards, hop back on board your boat and transfer to either Manukan or Sapi Island. Situated in the heart of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine National Park the islands are surrounded by crystal clear waters and stunning coral gardens. After lunch on the beach you can laze on the idyllic beaches, swim or snorkel.

If you ever have dreamed of a beach with shading palms and tropical trees, you have found the place. But this 140 hectares island with 25 kilometers of shoreline is not only for sun-bathers.
 

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