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Gaya Island Resort

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Gaya Island Resort is situated on Pulau Gaya, one of five islands which make up a marine conservation park just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu in Sabah on Malaysian Borneo.

Nestled within the hillside and surrounded by a tropical rainforest, this tranquil retreat looks out over the South China Sea with a distant view of Mount Kinabalu. Located right in front of the resort is a strip of sandy beach and the house coral reef, where a guided snorkel excursion is a must.

The resort has 120 hillside villas and a two-bedroom suite which are designed to blend seamlessly with the local architecture and natural environment. Enjoy culinary treats from the Asia-Pacific region at the Feast Village, Japanese delicacies at Omakase restaurant or fresh seafood dishes at Fisherman’s Cove.

7 Nights - 2 Adults
Bayu Villa, Breakfast

Return Economy Flights - Airport Taxes - Return Land and Boat Transfers

20% Early Bird Discount + One complimentary 50-minutes couples massage per stay incl.!

EY - Etihad Airways
MAN-AUH-KUL-BKI-KUL-AUH-MAN
28APR20
122703

Departure Airport: Manchester, United Kingdom
Airline: Etihad Airways

Travel: 01APR20-30JUN20
Book by: 18DEC19

From £1345pp

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Gaya Island Resort is situated on Pulau Gaya, one of five islands which make up a marine conservation park just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu in Sabah on Malaysian Borneo.Nestled within the hillside and surrounded by a tropical rainforest, this tranquil retreat looks out over the South China Sea with a distant view of Mount Kinabalu. Located right in front of the resort is a strip of sandy beach and the house coral reef, where a guided snorkel excursion is a must.The resort has 120 hillside villas and a two-bedroom suite which are designed to blend seamlessly with the local architecture and natural environment. Enjoy culinary treats from the Asia-Pacific region at the Feast Village, Japanese delicacies at Omakase restaurant or fresh seafood dishes at Fisherman’s Cove.