Top Sabah Extreme Sports - page 2

Experience Padas River white-water rafting on an adventurous trip that goes from Kota Kinabalu into Sabah’s rugged interior. Traveling to the Padas River by train means a relaxed, scenic start to the day, then you’ll grab a paddle for a thrilling ride over churning rapids and rippling waves. Watch for wildlife along the riverbanks during the trip, with plenty of splashing river water to keep you cool and comfortable.

Sipadan Island, Malaysia's sole oceanic volcanic atoll, has one of the world's most diversified marine habitats. Despite being called to as "an untouched piece of art" by Jacques Cousteau, exploring this underwater wonderland requires careful planning and understanding. This expedition covers all equipment and gear, a permit cost, two different Sipadan dives site, and one dive on another island, total 3 dives. It discusses the several reasons why it makes sense to utilise professional diving tours while visiting Sipadan. The permit is technically granted with a very strict relocation around few permits per day to one tour operator, hence each tour operator has its fixed number of enrolments, and the tour will be moved according to the quota available upon confirmation, with minimum advance open water certificate, and no date changes or cancellations permitted. War = Permits. Not tour no dive. They battle for permit. All you have to do is pay, we take care the rest.

Enjoy the calm of stand-up paddling either in sunrise, morning or sunset with intimate small groups of only 4 people per instructor! This activity is perfect for all, whether you're a beginner or have lots of experience! Our guest safety and enjoyment are our main focuses as you relax and glide over tranquil waters, soaking in the stunning scenery and vibrant marine life at the beautiful beach in Kota Kinabalu. Enjoy a leisurely paddle, explore hidden coves, and get a fantastic full-body workout while soaking in the beauty of nature. Join your guide and kick off your adventure with a warm welcome to the world of standup paddleboarding!

Enjoy a thrilling experience on the water with this small-group whitewater rafting excursion on the Kiulu River in the Tamparuli area. Enjoy round-trip transfers from central Kota Kinabalu for a hassle-free start, and after a safety briefing, raft from Pukak or Segang. To Kiulu Town All equipment and lunch provided, along with an English speaking guide.

Spend the day under water in Kota Kinabalu in Borneo, scuba diving and seeing what else is living in the seas. You’ll be diving in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park with a small group, maximum 12. Your instructor will show you the skills you need in shallow water, then do a reef dive. After lunch, you’ll be taken by boat to do a proper dive, always with your instructor.

Explore tropical islands with a guided snorkeling tour in Kota Kinabalu! Includes boat transfers, gear, and a delicious beach BBQ lunch. Book your island escape now!

Adventure seekers visiting Borneo should not miss the chance to climb Mount Kinabalu during their time on the island. Join a small group and spend two days summiting the 13,435-foot (4,095-meter) mountain that is featured on Sabah’s state flag. This climb is quite challenging and is only suitable for those with good physical fitness and climbing experience.

Stand on the summit of Borneo’s highest mountain on a private 2-day trek to the top of Mt. Kinabalu that includes a high-octane experience of the Via Ferrata. Opting for a private tour lets you ascend the mountain at your own pace, rather than one set my the group—so you can enjoy rest stops for photos and snacks whenever you feel like it.

Opt for the ultimate white-water rafting experience on a tour that takes you to the exhilarating Class IV-V rapids of the Padas River near Kota Kinabalu. In order to save hours of transit time and avoid traffic jams, you’ll travel to Padas by train before you conquer one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting stretches of river.

Imbak Canyon offers a rare opportunity to journey into the past and experience the Earth in its original form. Located in the active region of borneo, this untouched haven is frequently referred to as the "Lost World" due to its ancient rainforest, which has stayed largely unspoiled for millions of years, resulting in a stunning display of rich biodiversity. This isolated valley spans 30,000 hectares, a lush refuge surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs that have safeguarded this unique ecosystem for millions of years. As journey through the lush jungle, be surrounded by the sound of nature, hornbills, mammals, and majestic dipterocarp trees that create a green cathedral overhead. The beautiful Imbak Waterfall, a multi-tiered waterfall that drops into a clean pool, offers a moment of untouched beauty that no camera can capture. Visit helps save this important wildlife corridor for orangutans, pygmy elephants, and clouded leopards.

The Maliau Basin, aka "Borneo's Lost World," is a massive, ancient crater where nature has been penning its epic tale for millions of years. This 3 day, 2 night invite you to plunges into a wild wonderland! This is one of the final frontiers of untamed nature on the world, basically a secret until 1988, when a scientific expedition finally spilt the beans on this hidden gem. Who knew that over 50% of the basin is still playing hide and seek? It might just be the secret lair of some long-lost species! Reaching it requires 4x4 vehicles stay and meal inclusive. In the Maliau Basin there are trees so tall they throw shade like a pro, wildlife flying around like it’s a game of tag, overgrown carnivorous pitcher plants ready to impress, and an ethereal moss that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. With only a handful of visitors allowed each year, this tour is your golden ticket to a place that’s practically a secret!

The Danum Valley shines through its breathtaking beauty as one of the last untouched lowland forests on Earth, Class 1 (Protection) Forest Reserve, making it a priceless relic of a world before humans. With its wonderful variety of plants and animals and scientific research center, hence basic infrastructures, it is a whispers of ancient worlds and wild things, this sanctuary in the heart of Borneo feels like stepping into a living, breathing story that started over 130 million years ago, an adventure into the planet's deepest memories. All you can see is a vast, green sea of trees that goes on and on, with no roads or settlements in sight. This amazing quality creates a setting for a wildlife show that's truly one-of-a-kind. It’s one of those special spots where hope really comes to life. Every trek is like a delightful treasure hunt, where the rewards are those amazing, heart-stopping moments spent with creatures that seem to leap right out of a storybook.

Malaysia is home to some of the best whitewater rafting in Asia, and visitors to Kota Kinabalu need not miss out. Take the strain off your legs after a day hiking Mount Kinabalu and give your arms a workout instead, with a grade three-to-four rafting trip on the Padas River. These rapids are suited for confident rafters, and offer the perfect mix of thrilling whitewater and rainforest views.

The wild on a remarkable hiking expedition to Maliau Basin, a beautiful, bowl-shaped wilderness in the centre of Borneo that wasn't discovered until the 1980s. This excursion, which is also called "Borneo Lost World,". As the sun goes down, the forest comes to life, potential witness civets with their sparkling eyes, plodding lorises, or the magnificent flight of big squirrels while the stars sparkle above. Walk through a lush sanctuary with tall trees, hanging lianas, and uncommon species like the stately Agathis and pitcher plants that consume other plants. The sounds of the jungle, the gibbons' calls, and the chatter of rare birds descend steeply to see most amazing natural sights: a strong, multi-tiered waterfall that crashes into emerald pools while taking in the power and beauty of this untouched paradise. A rewarding trek expedition through a UNESCO World Heritage site with a lot of untouched species. It is made for fit people who want to see few truly wild places on Earth.

Climb Mount Kinabalu in Borneo with this small group, where your guide, accommodation, permits, meals, and round trip transfers are all planned for you, so you just get to enjoy the adventure. This is recommended for those ages 18-50, and there are only 10 per group. Insurance is included, and you’ll leave the trip with a certificate of completion. This is a must-do for many while in Borneo.