Borneo Survivor Resort, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
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Come and savour the allure and unique attractions of Pulau Tiga, a young island born just over one century ago (21st September, 1897). Imagine what its like to be marooned on an island... like a SURVIVOR...
As you lie on the beach in the shade of the overhanging trees under the hot sun, bask in the scenery of the gentle lapping of the waves on the pristine beach, feel the quiet breeze blowing as it lulls you to a lazy slumber, hear the distant excited cries of the crab-eating macaque monkeys, the flapping of the wings of the eagle birds busy flying around in search of fish to catch for a meal, celebrating a new day. All these are there to enjoy and relax in the tranquil ambience of Tagi Beach, Pulau Tiga, Sabah, where Borneo Survivor Resort??is located.
Wallow in the cool therapeutic natural volcanic mud and wash off with a dip in the open sea. Invigorate the lazy muscles and take a nature trek around the island, go for a kayak ride, snorkeling in the shallow bay, visit the nearby Snake Island, the choices are endless.
The feeling of being embraced by the natural environment seemingly in isolation and yet confident of civilization being near enough to provide a security blanket! What better way to relax, rejuvenate and recharge! Feel like a million dollars physical rejuvenation when you leave the island. Until the next time around ...again and again...
About Pulau Tiga
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The Island
Lying 55 km southwest of Kota Kinabalu and 65 km northeast of Labuan, Pulau Tiga is an island located between these main entry points into Sabah. The island emerged due to volcanic disturbance on September 21, 1897, and is a fusion of three islands into one.
Being a nature paradise unto itself and ecological treasure, the whole island and much of the encircling reefs are designated as a state park under the care of Sabah Parks.
The island's tropical rainforests supports a variety of flora and an unusual assortment of wildlife, surrounded by a myriad of coral reefs and a vast diversity of marine life. The main unique features are the mud volcano, snakes on Snake Island (part of the island trio), crab eating macaque monkeys, monitor lizards, and notable birds like the eagle, hornbill and the illusive megapode. |
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