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Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park

The Malaysia Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, with a total area of 4929 hectares, consists of five unspoilt islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu and the reefs in between. The islands are only a short boat ride from downtown Kota Kinabalu and have some of the better beaches in Sabah. Of the five islands, only Manukan and Mamutik have Accommodation.


01 View of Pulau Gaya island	02 Stilt village on Gaya island	03 Stilt village on Gaya island


04 Stilt village with mosque on Gaya island	05 Fish farm	06 Jetty	07 Houses built on stilts


08 Houses built on stilts	09 Houses built on stilts	10 Manukan island and beach	11 Manukan island and beach


12 Sulug island beach	13 Boat on Sulug island beach	14 Sulug island beach	15 Sulug island beach hut


16 Sand and sea water	17 Sulug island beach and hut	18 Sulug island beach


19 Sulug island beach	20 Mamutik island	21 Mamutik island

22 Mamutik island

Other Islands and beaches galleries: Sibuan ▪ Mataking ▪ Mabul ▪ Tunku Abdul Rahman national park ▪ Labuan ▪ Tip of Borneo ▪ Pulau Banggi ▪ Bodgaya ▪ Bohey Dulang ▪ Maiga ▪ Pom Pom ▪ Berhala ▪ Mantanani ▪ Pulau Tiga national park ▪ Tun Sakaran marine park

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