Kawa Kawa Wetland River Cruise, Likas City Mosque , Salut Puding, Proboscis Monkeys & Fireflies Watching Shared Day Tour | Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

• Visit the Kota Kinabalu Likas City Mosque and take in its majestic architecture
• Journey into the Kawa Kawa wetlands and witness exotic wildlife, such as Proboscis Monkeys & Fireflies Watching
• Watch the breathtaking sunset from Cabana Retreat's Beach
• Board a night river cruise and witness thousands of fireflies illuminating the night sky

— What You Can Expect —

Go on an adventure to the Kota Kinabalu City Mosque and admire its beautiful
exterior. Appreciate its elegant design inspired by Arabic architecture and
admire the view of the surrounding man-made lagoon.

Sail along the Kawa Kawa River, a lush rainforest home to an amazing number of
species. Keep watch for water buffaloes, egrets, river otters, long-tailed
macaques, silvered leaf monkeys, and even the famous proboscis monkeys, known
for their distinctively long nose.

Watch the stunning sunset from Nanamun Beach, and then head back to the river
to admire the sight of thousands of fireflies illuminating the sky of the Kawa
Kawa River. Make the most of your holidays in Sabah with this fun-packed tour!

－Important Info－

• Tour type: Shared bus/boat
• Meeting time: 1:30 pm (Exact pick-up time will be provided after booking)
• Meeting point: Your hotels in Kota Kinabalu city area
• Duration: 8 hrs
• Returning info: Return to your hotel at 9:30 pm
• Hotel shuttle service pick-up time will be confirmed the day before departure

— Additional Info —

• Free admission for children under the age of 3. They must not occupy a seat to be eligible. Please indicate the number of children in your party in the Note section when booking
• Travelers picked up from hotels outside of the pickup range (refer to list in the itinerary) will be picked up between 2:00 pm and 2:30 pm

• Pickup Service to Hotel In Kota Kinabalu: Pickup time will be advised one day prior. Please note that requests for certain pick-up times may not be granted

  
  

• Cantonese-speaking guides are available for free. Please notify in the Note section if required