Survivor Lodge Pulau Tiga Resort

West Sabah

Ex-Kuala Penyu
Tour Code : PA/055/PTG

Just over a hundred years ago, a tiny island was formed by a volcanic eruption off of the coast of Borneo. Pulau Tiga is 10km offshore on the west coast of Sabah, to get there, you can either take a 2 hours journey from Kota Kinabalu to Kuala Penyu by car, followed by a picturesque 20 minutes boat cruise to the island.

The Mud Volcanoes - The volcanoes are now largely dormant, every few hours, gloop spatter cold mud over the surrounding vegetation. Many visitors are fascinated by this and some even spread the cold mud over their face and body.

Snake Island - Experience a trip to Kalampunian Damit - also known as the Snake Island to catch a glimpse of the Sea Kraits in its natural habitat (accompanied by a Park Ranger).

Upon arrival at the jetty, just 30 minutes relaxing boat ride from the mainland of Kuala Penyu, one is greeted by clear turquoise waters and an endless stretch of white sandy beach. Pulau Tiga Resort offers a wide range of facilities suitable for a family holiday and group outings. Nested amongst the giant banyan trees is the Pulau Tiga Restaurant. From here the choice is yours : swimming, snorkelling, fishing, diving, trail-exploring, the list is endless. Enjoy a relaxing lunch at the restaurant deck or a refreshing drink from the Survivor Bar. Of course you don't have to do anything except laze under a casuarinas tree…

Suggested itinerary :
Day 01 - Pickup from hotel in Kota Kinabalu at 0800 hrs and transfer to Kuala Penyu (aprrox. 2 hours).  Then, proceed by boat to Pulau Tiga Resort by boat at 1000 hrs (approx. 45mins).  Arrive Pulau Tiga Resort and check-in. Trip to the mud volcano.  Free at Leisure. Overnight at Pulau Tiga Resort

Day 02 - Breakfast (Optional Trip to Snake Island and Sands pit and other optional watersports activities at the resort Watersports centre) Overnight at Pulau Tiga Resort.

Day 03 - Breakfast.  Free at leisure until departure time at 0900hrs to Kuala Penyu Jetty. Upon arrival at Kuala Penyu jetty, transfer to Kota Kinabalu.  end of services