Gaya Island beach
Gaya Island is located within the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, offers tourists comfortable villas with breathtaking views of the South China Sea and rainforests. It features a private beach, 5 restaurants and an outdoor pool.
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Beach description
The Gaya beach is about 400 meters long and is strewn with snow-white sand. It has a gentle slope to the sea and crystal clear water which is ideal for swimming. you can find well-preserved coral reefs along the entire coast of the island, which are of great interest to curious divers. You can explore these natural masterpieces either on your own or using a snorkeling tour led by an experienced instructor.
In addition to excursions to the reefs, you can make a kayak trip through the mangroves, accompanied by a local guide. With any luck, tourists will see the outlandish primates living in these places - the long-nosed monkey.
Travelers reach the island of Gaia by ferries. Ships depart from the pier of the city of Kota Kinabalu, which, in turn, can be reached from Kuala Lumpur by plane just in 2 hours.
When is it better to go
There are no sudden changes in temperature on the beaches of Malaysia's and possible to relax on the islands all year round. There is no particular season of rains and winds, precipitation is distributed depending on the month of the year and the region of the country.