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Gayana Island, Sabah                         
Just minutes away from the bustling city, Gayana offers a secluded island escape, designed and operated with nature in mind. Gayana features 22 semi-detached overwater chalets built on timber stilts constructed out of sustainable local woods with thatched roofs.

Secluded beaches, calm turquoise waters, lush green landscape. Wake up to the call of exotic birds. Take a leisurely hike through the jungle canopy. Snorkel among colourful marine life. Watch fishes swim by from the privacy of your own balcony. Dine al fresco under the moonlight. Treat yourself to the tranquility of this little patch of tropical paradise where you can completely unwind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you. Idyllic Gayana Island is an ecological paradise nestled away in a beautiful bay , off the shores of Kota Kinabalu. Crystal clear waters and secluded beaches wrap around the inlet, with lush tropical rainforest and mangrove forming a serene backdrop.

The five islands just off her shores make up the national marine park of Tunku Abdul Rahman and are home to numerous species including the Hornbill Toucan, Monitor Lizard, Macaque Monkey and countless underwater delights.

Gayana is nestled into the tropical wildness of the largest of the five islands, Pulau Gaya. It is only here that one is caressed by gentle, lapping waters of the South China Sea and senses are awakened by the sounds and mystery of the primordial jungle.
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 Gayana Island list of accommodation

   
Gayana Eco Resort
Tel: +6 088 245168, 245158
Fax: +6 088 264460
www.gayana-eco-resort.com
info@gayana-resort.com
 
Getting there
FERRY SCHEDULE
Kota Kinabalu Ferry Terminal - Gayana
AM - 8.00, 9.30, 11.00
PM - 12.30, 3.15, 6.00, 7.30, 9.30, 11.00

From Gayana - Kota Kinabalu Ferry
AM - 7.15, 8.45, 10.15, 11.45
PM - 2.30, 5.00, 6.45, 8.45, 10.30

Note:
• Gayana Ferry has been relocated to the new jetty termonal at the KK Ferry Terminal
• The ferry departs on scheduled time
• The ferry can accommodate up to 50 people. If number exceeds this limit, we will use our speed boat for the transfer
• Sabah Ports will charge RM1.00 per adult and RM0.50 per child, payable at the Sabah Ports Authority counter.
Best time to go
March – October
 
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