Special thanks to Air Asia's slogan sound "Everyone can fly".
We managed to get cheaper air ticket to Kota Kinabalu / Jesselton on last Saturday.
We took the earliest flight. The flight taken about two and half hours.
We had Sarawak noodles as the starter for the day.
After the breakfast, we were heading to Kota Kinabalu's Jetty.
We managed to get cheaper air ticket to Kota Kinabalu / Jesselton on last Saturday.
We took the earliest flight. The flight taken about two and half hours.
We had Sarawak noodles as the starter for the day.
After the breakfast, we were heading to Kota Kinabalu's Jetty.
We were lucky for the sunny beautiful weather.
The Tunku Abdul Rahman marine park, which is located about 15-20 minutes's by boat from jetty.
(The Tunku Abdul Rahman Part consist of five idyllic islands - Sulug, Gaya, Manukan, Mamutik and Sapi)
(The Tunku Abdul Rahman Part consist of five idyllic islands - Sulug, Gaya, Manukan, Mamutik and Sapi)
Our way to Mamuntik Island.
Uncrowded beach, clear waters, hot sun --- is the perfect gateway for us.
We took 10 minutes boat from Mamuntik Island to Manukan Island.
(So convenient here to hop from one island to another island)
(So convenient here to hop from one island to another island)
Hope you enjoy looking at the 'skies' of Sabah.Visit to Skywatch Friday for more skies from each corner of the world.
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8 comments:
travel is becoming more and more affordable, thank heavens.
great snaps.
Marvelous skies thanks for sharing, have a nice weekend
The sky is pretty, but knowing it's got hot sun in it, along with the beautiful clear water? That's the real attraction!!
Nice shots, looks like a lovely place :)
Hi Lay Hoon,
so good to see KK skies on your blog!
great shots you have taken. You should hv stayed longer to explore more... ya. In fact I just came back from KL after staying there for 2 weeks.
Nice view & beautiful photo,all of them.Maybe one day I visit Sabah.
Sabah have many beautiful beaches & nature.
Hi Lay Hoon - Not sure if you've seen Rebecca's blog - She collects pictures of the sky from around the world and I think this counts!
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