Day two began waking up from a lovely restful sleep at my loft queen bed at Jono’s place…. I was determined to catch a sunrise and sunrise in Sabah can be pretty early… and I managed to walk all the way from Jono’s Place to the Seafest Jetty where I got my sunrise photo….
Pulau Selingan is an quiet and idyllic island that belongs to Sabah Parks located about 40km away from Sandakan town or a 45minutes to an hour boat ride from the Sabah Park Jetty located at Jalan Buli Sim Sim (depending on the sea condition)
I definitely had an awesome tome for my birthday this year thanks to Cassie and Sabah Tourism Board who took my friends and I on board the North Borneo Cruises!!!! I love sailing and the North Borneo Cruises was a wonderful birthday treat indeed as it is so beautiful, tastefully lavish and modern…
What did I do for my birthday this year…. Hahaha… I spent the day on JSK Borneo Reef which is the largest reef activity pontoon in South East Asia with a couple of my closest friends….
As the great medieval Muslim traveler who wrote one of the world’s most famous travel logs, the Rihlah, Ibn Battuta quotes.. “Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller”
The Bajau Laut (also known as the sea gypsies or the ‘sea nomads’) have been roving freely in the borderless Sulu Zone, including north-eastern Borneo and southern Philippines. They normally live on houseboats or on houses built on islands or in the middle of some reef or some shallow part of the sea… And are pretty…
Our day began at the public jetty of Sampoerna where dozens of boats waited to bring their designated passengers island hopping and/or to the floating resorts /island resorts… We boarded to boat at about 9.30am bound for Lato Lato Mun Resort which was our home for the night…
Live Life Lah....... 