Safari Lodge
    Turtle Islands Park, Malaysia

    Four Points by Sheraton Sandakan

    A modern hotel located in Sandakan, serving as a primary gateway for tours to Turtle Islands Park and other wildlife attractions like Sepilok and Kinabatangan River. While not directly on the islands, its comfortable amenities and strategic location make it a popular base for pre and post-safari stays.

    Location

    Latitude

    5.839000

    Longitude

    118.118000

    View on Google Maps

    Location Map

    Four Points by Sheraton Sandakan in Turtle Islands Park

    Activities

    hotel

    Tank Filling

    mid-range

    Nearest Airport

    Sandakan Airport

    SDK
    29 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Kota Kinabalu International Airport

    BKI
    226 km away
    More details
    Planning & reference

    Danum Valley Conservation Area

    An untouched primary rainforest in Sabah, Danum Valley is a world-renowned research and conservation area offering unparalleled wildlife viewing. Visitors have a high chance of encountering Bornean orangutans, pygmy elephants, clouded leopards, and a vast array of birdlife, making it a top destination for serious wildlife enthusiasts.

    Deramakot Forest Reserve

    A pioneering sustainable forest management area in Sabah, Deramakot offers a unique 'wild' safari experience with high chances of spotting elusive Bornean clouded leopards, pygmy elephants, orangutans, and other nocturnal creatures. It's less developed than other reserves, appealing to adventurous wildlife trackers.

    Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve

    This forest reserve in Sabah encompasses the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre. It's a crucial area for lowland dipterocarp forest conservation, providing habitat for orangutans, sun bears, and a variety of other Bornean wildlife.

    Sugud Islands Marine Conservation Area

    Sugud Islands Marine Conservation Area is a protected area in Malaysia.

    Tabin Wildlife Reserve

    Located in Sabah, Tabin Wildlife Reserve is a protected lowland dipterocarp forest known for its mud volcanoes and rich biodiversity. It's a crucial habitat for endangered species like the Bornean pygmy elephant, Sumatran rhinoceros (though critically endangered and rarely seen), orangutans, and various deer species, offering excellent opportunities for guided wildlife excursions.

    View all parks in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo

    Health & Travel Info

    Important health and safety information for Malaysia