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RM 295.00 per adult Pontoon Reef is a floating platform the largest reef activity in southeast Asia and located at Sapi Island – Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine park, only 10 mins speed boat from city of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Have you ever imagined walking under the sea without gill? You don’t even need to know how to swim or have special skill such as scuba diving. Pontoon Reef facilities and attraction:
Includes: Optional Diving and Seawalking Activities – RM 50 for infant and RM 195 for child (4-12 years)
RM 180.00 per pax
RM 165.00 (6 pax above)
Kinabalu Park, One of Malaysia’s first world heritage. Situated on the southern boundary, at an elevation of 1,563 metres with facilities accommodation, restaurant, exhibit centres, park offices where overnight climbers must register for Mount Kinabalu. For Poring Hot Spring is in the lowlands, a complete contrast to the Kinabalu Park and famous for it hot sulfuric minerals of this spring.
Itinerary:
- 7.30 am – Depart from hotel and proceed to Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia’s Natural Heritage site. Journey will take estimate 2 hours passing by mountainous roads that wind along the Crocker Range.
- 9.30 am – A brief stop over at Nabalu, a collection of native stalls selling fruits, vegetables, local produce and handicrafts.
- 10.00 am – Arrive at Kinabalu National Park, expereince the cool and refreshing mountain air. Clear wheater with a majestic view of Mount Kinabalu.
- 11.00 am – Proceed for a guided walk along the nature trails with the park naturalist. While walking, listen to the sounds of the jungle and observe nature’s plants, trees, orchids and butterflies. Kinabalu Park boasts with species of plants which includes 1,500 species of orchids, 77 of which are endemic to Kinabalu. The park also supports 289 species of birds and 290 different types of butterflies.
- 12.45 pm – Depart for lunch.
- 1.30 pm – After lunch, depart for another for interesting natural wonder, the Poring Hot Spring located approximately 47 km from Kinabalu Park. Poring Hot Spring, named after the tall bamboo plant that is abundant in that area, is a natural spring where hot sulfurous water emit from the ground. Avaialble canopy walkway with suspension bridges are suspended at the top of the canopy for visitors to walk along.
- 4.00 pm – Depart Poring Hot Spring for Kota Kinabalu.
- 5.30 pm to 6.00 pm – Arrive hotel.
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Mantanani Islands is a group of three isolated islands located northwest of Kota Belud, about an hour drive from the state capital of Sabah, Kota Kinabalu. These islands are approximately 45 minutes boat-ride from the Kota Belud mainland. The Islands are fringed by reefs around which offer at least 20 dives sites in what is arguably the richest location along Sabah’s west coast. Islands boast of crystal clear blue waters filled with a myriad of marine life with possible sighting Dugongs and white sandy beaches making it an excellent destination for snorkeling or scuba diving. Itinerary: Package Includes Important Note
RM 180.00 per pax Do you want to tour the whole Sabah in just few hours? Then visit this cultural village which showcases the 5 main tribes of Sabah – the Kadazan Dusun, Murut, Bajau, Rungus and Lundayeh Tour Starts
RM 170.00 (4 pax above)
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PUBLIC BANK BERHAD,
Lot No. 1-0-M48-M51
1 Jalan Centre Point
City Parade Centre Point Sabah
88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia.
Sabah
Buffet Lunch with Snorkeling Gear
Named after Malaysia’s first Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, the five islands of the Tunku Abdul Marine Rahman Park aka TARP and their surrounding seas have long been a haven of peace and tranquility. The islands protect the natural vegetation, animals and the underwater gardens of the coral reefs that provide visitors with endless hours of enjoyment. 5 Islands under Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park – Sapi, Manukan, Gaya Mamutik and Sulug. The marine park is only 20 minutes by boat from Kota Kinabalu waterfront. The TARP is a major landmark of the city and famous for the it’s crystal clear waters and beautiful corals, just a stone throw away from our capital. The park s very popular for activities such as sun bathing, BBQ, diving, fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, windsurfing and recently parasailing which offers beach bums a great bird’s eye view of the city and the islands with Mt. Kinabalu as the back drop! Add on for Coral Flyer Zipline
MYR 70 for (Malaysian) – MYR 95 for (Non Msian)
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Guaranteed Mt Kinabalu Permit 2018 /2019 You have what it takes to conquer our Mount Kinabalu at 4,095 m?. Re opens 1st December 2015 with a new route called ‘Ranau Trail’ to the summit, our Mount Kinabalu ranked 20th in the world among the tallest Mountains. The Mount Kinabalu dominates the landscape and legends of the Kadazandusun people. The elegant majestic mountain offer climbers hiking along the mountain trails and surrounded with abundant flora and fauna. No climbing experience is required to conquer the peak of Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo. 
Day 1 – ( Packed Lunch and Dinner) Note: Day 2 – ( Breakfast )
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Guaranteed Mountain Permit 3 Days 2 Nights Sabah offer challenge to climb the 5th highest Moutnain in South East Asia, The Mount Kinabalu, rising majestically into the sky at 4,094 metres with its granite massif dominating the surrounding landscape at the peal, often shrouded in mists and clouds. Kadazandusun people named it ‘Aki Nabalu’ or ‘home of the spirit of the dead’ 
from RM 2,490.00 per pax
Itinerary: Day 1 – Packed Lunch and Dinner Day 2 – Breakfast – Lunch and Dinner Day 3 – Breakfast Includes Things to Wear and Bring Note
Padas River is situated in the interior southern part of Kota Kinabalu that is only accessible by train (used since the late 19th century in Borneo). Basically this trip will give rafter 2 experiences advantages, Excursions of Class 4 River and a ride in an antique train in this new millennium.
The adrenaline rush excursions covers a distance of this rather muddy 200 km river that holds 7 exciting and tough rapids.
The journey will first take 2 hours overland through the countryside to Beaufort town from there the adventure begins with 1½ hours train rides tracks along the Padas River that gives glimpses of the thrills and excitements to come. Upon arriving at the starting point, participants will be given safety briefing before going down the river.
After rafting, enjoy a sumptuous delicious BBQ lunch by the river and wind down with a sunset view of the return journey to Kota Kinabalu.
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Package includes: ·Bus / Train transfers ·Light refreshment / Delicious buffet lunch ·Safety equipments, raft guide
Things to bring / wear: ·Extra clothing ·River sandals or sport shoes with shoe lace ·Straps for spectacles or goggles for contact lenses ·Towel, Sun block & Personal toiletries
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Age requirement: ·Children aged 12 years old and below are not permitted at Padas River
Insurance: ·It is necessary to provide a list of participants’ name, age, sex and nationality before the tour for insurance purposes
Indemnity Form: ·Each participant is required to sign an indemnity form
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PADI Open Water Courses
~ English & Chinese Speaking Qualified Instructor ~
A. Open Water Course Includes
RM 1,200.00 per pax at Kota Kinabalu ( 2 pax above )
RM 1,300.00 per pax at Semporna ( in Sibuan Island )
B. Advance Open Water Includes
RM 1,200.00 per pax at Kota Kinabalu ( 2 pax above )
RM 1,300.00 per pax at Semporna ( in Sibuan Island )
C. Discover Scuba Diving – RM 450.00 per pax D. Leisure Scuba Diving – 3 Dives Includes E. EFR Course – RM 500.00 per pax (4 Hours) F. Rescue Diver Course + First Aid Course – RM 1,600.00 (2 pax above) G. Divemaster Course – RM 4,750.00 per pax What Included Rental Camera & Dive Computer This is a normal path to gaining an Open Water Course Knowledge development refers to learning about the basic principles and procedures in scuba diving. This is crucial; this understanding of aspects such as the effects of pressure on ones’ body prepares a new diver to manage behaviour underwater. 8.30am You start watching a 5 hour Padi DVD plus you need to answer all 5 knowledge reviews for each chapter in the book. After lunch you try your equipment on and learn how to assemble and dissemble your gear. At the end of the day with your instructor you revise the knowledge reviews and then do the Padi exam At this stage, learners get their first experience in the water giving them more confidence underwater. By the end of the dive you will comfortable and ready for the next big step. Last, but definitely not least, are the dives in open water. With all the theory learned and practice dives, one is now knowledgeable enough to fully experience what it is like to be a scuba diver Advance Open Water Course Deep Dive: Explore deeper dive sites with confidence at depths of 26 – 28 metres/ max. 30 metres. Learn to manage your gas supply, go over buddy contact procedures, and buoyancy control. Navigation Dive: Fine-tune your underwater observation skills and learn to use your compass more accurately. Peak Performance Buoyancy Dive: Observe aquatic life without disturbing their surroundings. Improve the buoyancy skills you learned as a new diver and elevate them to the next level. Fish Identification Dive: Identify fish families and their characteristics. Search & Recovery Dive: Retrieve lost items that have fallen overboard or over a dock. Learn effective swimming patterns and using a lift bag for heavy objects. Diver will complete the Navigation Dive, Peak Performance Buoyancy Dive. Diver will complete the Deep Dive, Fish ID Dive & Search & Recovery Dive. Discover the Underwater World through the Lens of a Dive Mask In general, the Open Water Course involves three steps. It starts off with learning the theory of scuba diving, followed by training in shallow waters (which may be in a swimming pool or a shallow section off a beach). The final and most exciting step for learners is when they head out to the open water where everything is unexpected. There, new divers will get to explore the underwater world of colorful aquatic life, deep sea pinnacles and even sunken ship-wrecks. Having this qualification gives people the opportunity to explore a world which is not normal human territory. One of the most popular diving certifications is with PADI. Alongside other dive institutions, dive lessons are provided in a way. Learning how to dive is not just about gaining a certification; in the process, one has a lot of fun. For some, learning how to dive is the first step to a new career. There have been many who have, due to sheer passion, gone on to much higher levels of qualifications. With deeper and stronger knowledge and experience, one is able to work underwater in a professional manner – becoming an instructor themselves, or becoming involved in commercial diving. So whether it is out of personal interest in the wonders of breathing underwater, or as a move towards a new career path, is it important to follow proper procedures. There are casualties, most of which boil down to human error.
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RM 350.00 per pax at Kota Kinabalu
RM 380.00 per pax at Semporna ( Tun Sakaran Marine Park )
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Many diving institutions exist. To name a few – PADI, SSI, TDI, NAUI. Whichever qualification you decide to gain, they are all just brands to help you take your very first step to explore the wonderful marine life. All diving institutions basically teach the same methods in scuba diving. One of the basic qualifications available is the Open Water Course. This qualification gives you your license to dive anywhere in the world, whether it be in the shallow waters at 5 meters such as where divers do macro diving off the island of Mabul, a popular dive spot near world famous Sipadan Island, or at depths of 18 meters. Either way, a buddy system is a must, whereby divers are required to dive in pairs. This is one of the safety measures; an international standard, which can save lives.
Another way of conquer Mount Kinabalu with via Ferrata which means routes that are secured by handrails, ladders, cables or lifelines. Starts at Mount Kinabalu Panar Laban Rock Face (approximately 3,300 meters) and reaches its highest point at 3,800 meters. With special climbing equipments and experienced local mountain guide to ensure safety during the expedition of the via Ferrata
Day 2 – Wake up early at 1.30 am to continue climbing to the summit. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the sunrise at the summit of Mt. Kinabalu. Descend back to the Low’s Peak at 5.45 am. Meet with you Mountain Torq trainer at Sayat – Sayat Hut for Walk the Torq – Asia 1st via Ferrata. 9.00 am, arrive at Pendant Hut for breakfast prepared at Laban Rata 11.00 am, trek down to Timpohon Gate. Then lunch at Kinabalu Park before transfer back to Kota Kinabalu. 
Day 1 – 5.00 am pick up from Kota Kinabalu and depart for Kinabalu Park, where you arrive around 7.00 am for registration and transfer to Timpohon Gate, the starting point of the climb. Trek about 5 – 6 hours to Panar Laban (depends largely on individual climbers group). The summit trails will leads you through lower montane, upper montane, sub alpine and alpine forest. Take your packed lunch provided along the way and enjoy the refreshing mountain cool air while eating. At 3.00 pm and arrive at Laban Rata check point and check into Pendant Hut accommodation and meet your Mountain Torq trainer at 3.30 pm, follows your trainer for a familiarization of the via Ferrata. 6.00 pm, dinner at Laban Rata Restaurant.
Includes Things to Wear and Bring Note: Each participant is required to sign an indemnity, liability form before the tour commences
