Discover The
Jewel of the North
From the tip of Borneo to the heart of Rungus culture, explore the wonders of Kudat right from our doorstep.
Jalan Tanjung Simpang Mengayau, 89050 Kudat, Sabah
The most iconic landmark in the region. Stand at the very northernmost point of Borneo island, where the South China Sea meets the Sulu Sea. It features a magnificent globe monument and a rocky cliff edge offering breathtaking panoramic views.
The largest marine park in Malaysia, encompassing over 50 islands. It is a heaven for marine life and coral reefs. While it requires a boat trip, it is the ultimate destination for ocean lovers.
For nature lovers, this is a heartwarming experience. KTCS is a dedicated NGO protecting sea turtles in the Tun Mustapha Marine Park. They manage a hatchery at Bavang Jamal Beach where they relocate eggs to save them from poachers and predators.
Step back in time in this traditional longhouse of the Rungus people. Visitors can enter the communal living hall, see traditional bedrooms, and observe unique architecture built without nails.
Kudat is famous for its gongs, essential to local music and weddings. Watch local artisans craft gongs from scratch using traditional methods.
A family favorite showcasing how the Rungus people harvest honey. Visitors can see the bee cages up close and learn about the honeycomb process.
A hidden gem known for crystal blue waters and a unique "tombolo" phenomenon-a sandbar connecting the mainland to a small island.
The most popular beach for locals. It features a concrete seawall that makes coastal walking easy and safe.
Famous for dramatic rock formations and flat reef rocks that create a "mirror" effect on the water during low tide.
Kudat offers some of the freshest and cheapest seafood in Sabah. This wet market displays giant groupers, tiger prawns, and lobsters fresh from the Sulu Sea.
A traditional open-air market where villagers from the hinterlands sell produce. It is colorful, chaotic, and fascinating.
The heart of Kudat town's nightlife. This colorful waterfront area comes alive at night with food stalls and locals enjoying the sea breeze.