Description

‘Nature and Luxury Beautifully Intertwined’

Situated amongst mangroves, coral reefs and the sandy Malohom Bay, Gaya Island Resort is on an island within the protected Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. The resort is committed to ecologically-sustainable practices to minimise carbon footprint within the environment. The Marine Centre works at turtle rescue, coral reef restoration and conservation through education. Villa’s include oversized bathtubs, and verandahs with day beds overlooking the ocean. There are 5 restaurant/bars and private dining experiences are available. The spa offers a range of rejuvenation programmes and activities available include diving, snorkelling, Yoga, nature walks and local craft lessons.

In Our Opinion

‘This destination will be of particular interest to those who appreciate beauty in their surroundings and want to learn about their environment and the life within it.’

Dining Options
For guidance only – subject to change
Bed & breakfast
• Daily breakfast

Lunch & Dinner Supplement
• Lunch in Feast Village/Pool Bar & Lounge/Tavajun Bay
• Dinner in Feast Village, Omakase or Fisherman’s Cove
• Meals comprise appetiser, main course & dessert
• Filtered drinking water/tea & coffee included

Please note
• Gala dinners are not included in the above meal plan
• Gala dinners are not compulsory

LOCATION
Located on Pulau Gaya which is the largest of a cluster of five islands that form the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, a nature marine conservation area off the coast of Borneo. The shuttle from Kota Kinabalu airport is approximately 15 minutes to the jetty and the speedboat transfer from Jesselton Point to Gaya island is another 15
minutes.