Six great spots in Sabah for sunset viewing

Sabah is a refreshing and pleasant resort town, with countless endless beaches and a light commercial atmosphere. The sea views in Sabah are pure and beautiful, as there are no high-rise buildings on the island. On clear days, you can witness the magnificent and stunning sunset from any corner. During sunset, the sky and the sea blend into one, with the orange rays of the setting sun spreading over the gentle ocean, painting the sky and the sea in beautiful colors. It can only be described as "awe-inspiring" and "spectacular." Moreover, Sabah doesn't have four seasons; it's summer all year round. Most days of the year offer unforgettable sunset views, so there's no need to worry about missing out when traveling.

Kawa mangrove

If you had heard about the mangroves and famous fireflies in Kota Kinabalu on TV or in magazines a long time ago, then you can really fulfill your wishes now. The mangroves are far from the city center, and you need to book a one-day tour to take a boat there. When it's almost dark, the crew skillfully uses green light to "chua" and all the fireflies come over, many of them swirling around you like stars, feeling both far away and close, like a dream.

Tanjung Aru beach

Tanjung Aru Beach in Danrong Yalu has a beautiful name, as if a lazy red velvet sun is lying on the sea surface. Even the selective Shangri-La Hotel has built their brand-level Tanjung Aru Hotel here, taking over a corner of Tanjung Aru Beach and building a Sunset Bar for vacationers to enjoy. The whole Tanjung Aru Beach is spacious and long, with only a few foreign tourists and Malay children playing on the beach in their uniforms in the afternoon. Walking on the beach, there is a feeling of having the entire beach to oneself.
Tanjung Aru Beach is one of the most popular attractions in Malaysia's capital city. This beautiful seaside resort area is known for its long coastline, sandy beaches, and iconic Casuarina trees that cover the entire area. Visitors can surf, snorkel, or simply relax and sunbathe here. In addition, Tanjung Aru Beach is home to a number of upscale hotels and restaurants, where visitors can not only enjoy sunbathing, but also indulge in various cuisines and enjoy one of the most famous sunrise and sunset views in Kota Kinabalu. In the evening, visitors can come to the beach, admire the magnificent and peaceful sunset view, while enjoying affordable drinks and snacks from the vendors. Sipping on a juice cocktail, admiring the beautiful sunset, it is an unforgettable experience.
Signal Hill is the highest point in Kota Kinabalu with a beautiful view of the sunset. Overlooking the entire town, you can appreciate the sunset from a different perspective and see the soul of Kota Kinabalu from a God's-eye view. When going there, you can enjoy a cocktail, stand at a high place, and watch the sun set. In this drunken state, it feels like you are a star in the sky, gazing at this beautiful world.

Mataking Island

If you know someone who loves diving, tell them the three words "Mataking Island" and they will passionately recommend it to you. As soon as you arrive, people can't wait to put on their diving suits and jump into the sea of Mataking Island to swim with the fish. Located in Semporna, Sabah, Mataking Island is the bluest and clearest diamond in the Semporna Islands. It is also the Mecca of diving enthusiasts on Earth, and almost all those who love diving have Mataking Island as their ultimate goal for their underwater pilgrimage.
Digar Island, located in the northeast of Brunei, is 10 kilometers away from the west coast of Sabah. This island is 2.8 miles long and 1 mile wide, with a total area of approximately 20.7 square kilometers and a highest point of 330 feet above sea level. Digar Island is protected and has become a national park. Since its establishment in 1985, it has protected the island's buildings, nearby coral reefs, and two other islands, also known as "Snake Island". There are still mud volcanoes on the island that constantly spew out warm mud.