Top Things to do in West Coast Division
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10 Free Things to do in West Coast Division That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in West Coast Division, Malaysia including KK (Kota Kinabalu) Free Walking Tour, Scooter Monkey, Kokol Hill, Sri Pasupathinath Alayam, Pillars of Sabah, Kota Kinabalu City Mosque, Gaya Street Sunday Market, Borneo Trading Post, Suria Sabah, Tanjung Aru Perdana Park.
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1. KK (Kota Kinabalu) Free Walking Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
KK Free Walking Tour is dedicated to all visitors to Kota Kinabalu. Affectionately known as KK by the locals, the KK Free Walking Tour will start on 9am at Sabah Tourism Board building in Gaya Street. This tour will run approximately 2 hours and will be led by a licensed tour guide. It will cover 10 places of interest.
2. Scooter Monkey
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 153 reviews
Scooter Monkey is a motorcycle or scooter rental/hire business that tries to make friends first. Then it is up to them to decide whether our services and products meet their expectations. At present we have 13 110cc-135cc Demak, 23 125cc Symjet, 10 110cc Honda, 14 125cc Yamaha, & 2 150cc Honda. For 250cc motorcycles, we have Yamaha R25, Honda CB250, Honda CBR250, Kawasaki Naked, and Kawasaki Ninja. All scooters or motorcycles have 1st party insurance; 90 +% have storage boxes or can be fitted with side saddles; telephone holders, raincoats, & bungee ropes are also provided at no extra cost. It is important for us that our friends can drive safely and fall in love with Sabah. Therefore we provide full petrol so their first destination is where to go - not gas stations. Scooters may be picked up from and return at two locations: Scooter Monkey 2 at Segama (Next to KFC and Plaza Hotel), and Wisma Sabah. Sandakan branch is already operational and Tawau branch will be operational soon.
Reviewed By Emacleod305
If you're in KK and know how to ride a scooter or motorcycle, do yourself a favor and visit Scooter Monkey! Hands down the best service on the island! I arrived in Sabah with the intention of renting a scooter and doing the entire Sabah loop, a 14-20 day trip... I fired up google to look up scooter places, and it was clear who I needed to visit. at first, I assumed the reviews were to good to be true. the sheer number of positive reviews they have compared to the competitors...but after meeting and working with Bonny the owner. It was crystal clear how and why they were leaps and bounds above the other scooter rental businesses on the island. Bonny listened to my trip plans, gave me honest recommendations on the best vehicle for the extended trip. Urged me test drive as many units as I wanted, to make sure I had the bike that best suited me. (every single one of his bikes is essentially new within the past year or two, beautifully maintained and meticulously cared for) Once my perfect bike was picked, he gave me saddle bags (massive life saver for extended trips.... These are a must!) rain ponchos, bungee cords, oil to top off the bike, and 2 helmets in case I had passengers along the way. Everything to ensure I had a safe and reliable trip was provided with the rental! He then went over trip planning with me, gave me highlights around the island, personal recommendations and insider local secrets that you wont find on tour sites. Not only do you get an awesome rental, but you get a personal guide who knows, and cares passionately about the island he calls home! If I had any questions along my journey it was so reassuring to know that I had a knowledgeable and well connected friend to reach out too on the island. Sabah/Borneo is really an incredible place, having the ability & freedom to explore it ground level like I did was an unforgettable experience. Id recommend the journey to anyone willing to go off the beaten path. weather you're taking a weekend trip or multi week adventure. Scooter Monkey is the only place you need consider! the level of customer service, communication, friendliness and willingness to help is purely unmatched by any other business i've worked with on the island, and most businesses in general. by the end of it, I really felt like I was given the close friends & family treatment. When revisiting Borneo I know where my first stop will be!
3. Kokol Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By padala12
The mountain is so nice with a beautiful view. Best time to go is about 4 to 5pm and have a coffee or tea while waiting for sunset. The place is cool. The is a small hotel name Kokol Heaven. The cafe provide a good view of the mountain and sunset. The sunset view is worth waiting.
4. Sri Pasupathinath Alayam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By BharatP718 - London, United Kingdom
This is a very beautiful Temple in Kota Kinabalu which is very well kept and very clean. It has beautiful gardens with a lotus pond and it is so peaceful. I visited this beautiful Temple with my wife during our tour of Borneo in October 2017 and we will cherish the beautiful memories of this beautiful Temple and Borneo always and forever. ????????????????????????
5. Pillars of Sabah
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Jimcheng222 - Singapore, Singapore
On day 1 of passing by KK, we have seen the pillars of Sabah and we wanted to go down and see what was there. We finally found the time to visit and on our time of visit there were paintings, different type of art showing the endangered species of borneo. nice for taking photos and nice to learn about sabah's endangered animals as well
6. Kota Kinabalu City Mosque
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,171 reviews
Reviewed By Delhifundos - New Delhi, India
Masjid Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu, the City Mosque is the most famous tourist attraction in Sabah. This is a white and blue structure spread in acres and is a great example of modern Islamic architecture. The mosque is surrounded by water on all sides and hence called the Floating Mosque as well. Quite popular with tourists, it’s a great place to click selfies when you are on a city trip to Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia. If you want to go inside, you are supposed to change into coverall clothes provided by the mosque (valid for men as well as women). Entry charge for international visitors is RM 5.0. Entry is free for Malaysians.
7. Gaya Street Sunday Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 595 reviews
Reviewed By yapyy - Singapore, Singapore
Go early if you want to avoid the hot sun. This is a must-go place for tourists, because you can get everything tourists want: souvenirs, key-chains, t-shirt, Tenom Coffee, handicrafts, local foods..... my wife's favourite? Sabah pearls!! Sabah does produce pearls. my wife bought tons of pearl bracelets for all her friends, and she got a good bargain. My favourite is the water melon juice sold in whole-fruit. Since this is a tourist place, bargain is a must (for souvenirs). If you want taste of local food, there are plenty of restaurants here, but those famous one are always crowded. This is a very short street, but If you like shopping, this place can consume half your day. Unfortunately this place only open on Sunday.
8. Borneo Trading Post
9. Suria Sabah
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 451 reviews
Reviewed By Baby008 - Perth, Australia
I went to Suria Sabah shopping mall for my lunch. This shopping mall have many ATMs that you can withdraw money from which is a convenience to shoppers. Plus there are a variety of restaurants like Penang Teochew Cendol restaurant, the Chicken Rice Shop, plus KFC, McDonalds, Burger King, Pizza Hut etc to choose from to have your lunch or dinner here. There is also the Multi Bake shop and I bought a butter fruit cakes and 2 jars of chicken floss from this shop. I recommend this Suria Sabah shopping mall for your meals and convenience shopping.
10. Tanjung Aru Perdana Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By Linda1712 - Bexhill-on-Sea, United Kingdom
They have a running track and some exercise equipment. We went in the evening and the fountains done a performance to music at 7.00 and 8.00pm. Really entertaining.
