Best tourist season in Sabah Sabah travel transportation guide

Sabah is located in Malaysia, where there are no typhoons or earthquakes. It is known as the "Land under the Wind". There are rich resources and pleasant coastal scenery. What preparations should be made to go to such a beautiful tourist destination? Come and take a look with the editor. The best time to travel to Sabah

Saba is located in the tropics. It is summer all year round, the temperature is relatively high, and the ultraviolet rays are particularly strong, even on cloudy days. The temperature in Sabah is around 23-34℃ all year round, with almost no changes, but thunderstorms often occur. Therefore, rain gear or rainproof outdoor clothing should be prepared. Sabah has never had bad weather or natural disasters, so water sports are suitable no matter what season you go. However, May to September is the dry season in Sabah, with less rainfall and more suitable for travel. Must-bring items when traveling to Sabah

Malaysia is a Muslim country, and many Sabahans believe in Islam. Wearing vests, shorts and miniskirts cannot enter the mosque. In addition, Islam prohibits eating pork, and has great moral constraints on people, and has high requirements on the relationship between men and women. If you go to the floating mosque in Sabah, you should also be careful not to shoot short entertainment videos in other people's religious occasions. Sing and dance, and you should have respect for other people's religious beliefs (bad things have happened before). Frequently Asked Questions about Sabah Island Tourism

1. Are there any seasonal time restrictions for island tourism?

No, Malaysia has a tropical climate, and the conditions are similar all year round, but the rainy season (November every year) There will be more precipitation by April of the following year, and the unsafe factors for going to sea will increase. Many tourism projects will also be postponed due to weather conditions, so everyone should make arrangements based on actual weather conditions.

2. What are the must-have items for island travel?

Sunscreen, sun hat, swimsuit, long clothes and trousers (there are many mosquitoes when climbing), mosquito repellent water, professional Diving equipment (for a one-day trip, professionals will distribute it), life jackets (for a one-day trip, professionals will distribute it), cash (in case you don’t have cash with you when you want to play marine sports), and a change of clothes.

3. What are the safety matters for island tourism?

Water safety: When snorkeling or playing other water sports, you must wear a life jacket, follow the instructions of the instructor, and do not swim alone. In remote places, be careful of animals and plants on the seabed, such as corals, jellyfish, etc.; when taking a boat, sit still and do not extend your body or hands out of the boat to touch the sea water.

Beach safety: There are many hidden killers on the beach, such as shells, sharp garbage, etc. If you want to walk on the beach, you must pay attention to safety under your feet.

Mountain climbing safety: Mountain roads are generally steep, and the temperature on the mountain is lower than down the mountain, and there are many mosquitoes. Remember to wear professional hiking shoes, more casual long clothes and trousers, and prepare some quick replenishment Physical snacks, such as chocolate, etc. Transportation from Sabah Kota Kinabalu Airport to the city

The airport is about 10 kilometers south of the city of Kota Kinabalu. It takes about 20 minutes to drive from the airport to the city. It costs MYR 35 to take a taxi from the airport to the city of Kota Kinabalu. You can take a taxi when you come out of the airport during the day. There is also a service desk in the airport that can help you call a taxi, but there are relatively few taxis. In addition, booking a day trip to Sabah usually provides the value-added service of "pick-up and drop-off".

How to pick up the airport

1. Take a taxi. Taking a taxi from the airport to Kota Kinabalu city costs about MYR 35. You can take taxis when you come out of the airport during the day, but they are relatively rare. There are also service desks in the airport that can help you call a taxi.

2. If you sign up for certain one-day tours in Sabah, you may receive free airport pick-up service.

Car use in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (to go to attractions, supermarkets, restaurants, etc.)

During my stay in Kota Kinabalu, I basically didn’t encounter many taxis , they are all taxis that are called by the hotel. It is very difficult to take a taxi, but there are quite a few near shopping malls, piers, and restaurants. The price is a bit expensive, basically starting from 20 MYR. There are buses in Kota Kinabalu, and there are stop signs at the entrances of several hotels and scenic spots, but I really can’t stand the feeling of waiting for the bus under the equatorial sun.

I am smart and will not use the above transportation method, because the agent who booked the one-day tour at that time said that if I book their one-day tour, I can get unlimited free use of the car in the city for 5 days. No. Limited times, free, it successfully tempted me. Facts have proved that this is the wisest decision I have made in my trip. In the next few days, I have a free "special car" in Kota Kinabalu. I send their Chinese customer service WeChat to tell them where I want to go to eat or the supermarket. The car will be there later. Picked me up directly at the door of my hotel.