Gaya Island Resort, a high-end and niche resort in Sabah.

The mysterious Gaya Island, the largest island in Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, is surrounded by the sea on all sides and has maintained its pure natural scenery for hundreds of years. The mystery and magic of this island, which inspired the creation of One Piece, are hidden between the beach and the rainforest, and can only be seen by guests. ✅Environment This is a passionate and romantic place to relax, backed by lush rainforests and surrounded by beaches. In addition to running freely on the beach or sunbathing quietly, you can snorkel to explore the colorful coral reefs, and you can also take a sunset cruise to see the most beautiful sunset clouds. ✅Rooms Bayu Villa: On a hillside surrounded by tropical mangroves, the room offers elegant and comfortable interior decoration and mangrove views. The connecting rooms can be used for large families. Canopy Villa: On a hillside surrounded by tropical mangroves, the surrounding area is a beautiful flower pond. It is within walking distance to the beach and close to the main facilities of the hotel. Kinabalu Villa: On the hillside, it has a wide and magnificent sea view, overlooking the South China Sea and the majestic Mount Kinabalu in the distance, which is amazing. ✅Dining Gaya Island, which is also a global luxury boutique hotel, also prepares three meals for everyone. You can choose from four restaurants to enjoy food; you can sip wine in a high-end bar overlooking the pool. ✅Leisure Whether you want to experience Sabah Culture Night or explore the Mountain Lake Garden or go to admire the great wonders of Gaya Island, or go to the Marine Center to visit sea turtles and learn about related marine conservation work, the resort can arrange for you; Similarly, leisure fishing, rainforest hiking to observe the native animals and plants on the island, handicraft making, or kayaking to the mangroves, Gaya Island can also meet. Here, you can truly experience the charm of returning to nature. 🏨Gaya Island Resort 📍Malohom Bay, Tunku Abdul Rahman, Marine Park, Gaya Island, Malaysia