Sabah Outdoor & sports activities

Solo climb mount kinabalu with one guide. Paid more but had a wonderful experience and everything goes smoothly.

Because the weather was good, I didn't use hiking poles at all. I honestly don't think it's a very difficult mountain to climb, though some sections require very large steps, so hiking poles would make it a bit easier. The temperature on the mountain is lower in the early morning, so remember to wear a jacket when you go up! From the summit, you can see the full view of the sacred mountain bathed in sunlight, which is incredibly beautiful. If I have the chance, I'd love to experience watching the sunrise. If needed, you can also rent wooden hiking poles at the base of the mountain for 3 Malaysian Ringgit each.

Great hiking experience! Our guide was punctual, very patient with my mum, and always made sure we felt safe throughout the journey. Really appreciated the care and professionalism—made the whole trip enjoyable and stress-free.

Highly recommended!Their pilot was so professional and guide very well. Splendid experience with them. Thank you Acik and Fazira👍🏻

A truly immersive experience! Our group had ten people, and there were staff members at both the front and back. There was one long downhill stretch that was awesome, going straight down, so exciting! The lunch included in the package was also very generous, and the cream shrimp was delicious and highly recommended 👍🏻

The orangutan we were hoping to see was asleep, but seeing animals native to Borneo made it a very worthwhile visit. The guide was extremely kind and informative.

Very fun beginner level yoga class on a SUP! It's in the swimming pool in a fancy resort, if you're staying somewhere else make sure to arrive early so you can sign in and get a towel. This activity is very much aimed at tourists, so don't expect a very complicated or serious yoga class.