SABAH TOURS

Kinabalu Park Safari

Tour Code: KK9

Duration - 2 days/1 night

Day 1

Meet your Guide in the hotel lobby at 0830 hrs. Drive 2 hours overland through padi fields and Dusun villages over the ridges of the Crocker Range to the foothills of Mt Kinabalu - the highest mountain in South East Asia.

En route you will get a chance to photograph the mountain from a number of angles (ask the driver to stop for you!) and also to visit a local market at Nabalu village, located near the base of the mountain, to savour local fruits and to bargain prices for the handicrafts.

Pitcher Plant at Kinabalu Park
Pitcher Plant at Kinabalu Park

At Kinabalu Park World Heritage Site, visit the Education Centre and Mountain Garden,home to some of the 24 species of flowering Rhododendrons, 10 species of carnivorous pitcher plants, an estimated 1400 species of orchids, over 600 species of ferns, 40 species of oak trees and over 300 species of birds.

Night temperature at the park is around 14 - 25 degrees C. If time and weather permits, take a guided walk on one of the trails in the cool surrounding to observe the montane forest. Overnight in Kundasang. [includes lunch and dinner]

Day 2

After breakfast, proceed by road to Poring, which lies about 40 km East of the park, at an altitude of about 450 metres. Explore tropical lowland rainforest and the jungle trail leading up to the treetop canopy walkways, suspended up to 41 metres above the forest floor across giant mengaris trees (excludes camera/video fee).

Kipungit Waterfall - Poring
Kipungit Waterfall - Poring

Visit Kipungit Waterfall and soak in hot sulphur pools. Proceed to Kundasang Memorial Park to learn part of Sabah's WWII history.

Return to Kota Kinabalu and your hotel in the mid-afternoon. [includes breakfast and lunch]





Tour CodeDestinationDurationInclusions1 Person2 People3 People
KK9Kinabalu Park Safari2d/1nFull Board (outside Park)$546$273$273
KK9Kinabalu Park Safari2d/1nFull Board (inside Park)$706$353$353
Prices per person in Australian Dollars and valid 01 April 2011 to 31 March 2012 (E.O.E.)

Photograph courtesy of Penny Favilla and Phil Youdale