Gaya Island Resort’s 121 hillside villas offer direct access to the 300-hectare Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, providing snorkeling and jungle walking from its beaches. The proboscis monkeys at dusk add a unique complimentary touch. Faster than the average resort check-in, this Sabah retreat outperforms #4 Banjaran Hotsprings in marine biodiversity, making it ideal for eco-conscious travelers seeking adventure in a forested island setting five minutes from Kota Kinabalu.
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