Top Kota Kinabalu Art Tours

Snorkel Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park on a full-day tour from Kota Kinabalu that features three different snorkeling locations within the protected area. Well-suited to both first-time snorkelers or more experienced travelers, this tour offers the security of a PADI professional guide to accompany your small group; provided snorkel, mask, and fins take care of essential gear, with optional wet suit and life jacket also available for use.

Explore the Mari-Mari Cultural Village in Sabah with a dedicated guide on this shared tour. You'll enjoy personalized attention and the ability to travel at your own pace as you learn about Borneo's ancient and modern culture. Activities include a traditional house tour, a cultural show, and a traditional local lunch.

Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Kota Kinabalu with this private one-way transfer service. Meet your driver at Kota Kinabalu International Airport, and relax on the journey to your hotel. Alternatively, take the trip in reverse when your trip comes to an end. Skip the stress of booking a taxi or finding a shuttle service when you book and pay in advance.

See local wildlife in its native habitat on this Kota Kinabalu cruise package. Set off in the evening to see proboscis monkeys and fireflies. You’ll also stop off at Superview Beach for a unique sunset photoshoot and enjoy a traditional Malaysian dinner. Perfect for animal-lovers, and those looking for an evening break away from the city.

Get to the highest peak in Southeast Asia, Mt Kinabalu, on this full day tour where you’ll get to ride an ATV, go paragliding, and also check out a dairy farm and fruit market. Make some new friends on this small group tour, max 20. Safety is important, so helmets, elbow and knee pads are provided for you to wear. You’ll also be treated to an included lunch to keep you energized.

Discover the capital of Borneo’s Sabah state, Kota Kinabalu, on this half-day sightseeing excursion. Enjoy visits to several cultural sights including the city mosque, the Buddhist Pu Toh Tze Temple, and the Sabah State Museum. You also have ample time to explore the Filipino Market on your own where you can purchase souvenirs and other knick knacks.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Kadazan-Dusun people at Monsopiad Cultural Village, a tribute to the legendary warrior Monsopiad. Explore the sacred House of Skulls, where ancient relics narrate tales of bravery and rituals. Engage with captivating live performances, from traditional dances to music that invites participation. Experience hands-on activities including blowpipe shooting and fire-starting demonstrations, all while savoring a delicious native Kadazan-Dusun lunch crafted from local ingredients. Guided by an expert, this journey connects you to the heart of Sabah's vibrant heritage.