DIY Travel Guide 2020 : One hour in Mamutik Island, Kota Kinabalu
Island hopping is one of the must do when you are in Sabah, Kota Kinabalu. While there are many beautiful islands to choose from, my friend opted for the smallest islands. The woman who worked at the travel agency tried really so hard to convince us to choose Manukan over Mamutik. She claimed that Manukan is more beautiful because it is a lot bigger and there are definitely more things to do or rather see than in Mamutik Island. However my friend, Aylin, won and off we went to Mamutik Island. But the truth is, we didn't have enough time to explore the stunning islands Sabah has to offer anyway. We just wanted to be on the beach even just for one hour. Moreover, the jetty-port was just about 5 minutes away from Hotel Grandis, how could we just let it slip away like that? No way-we would!
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Mamutik Island |
Table Of Contents
- 1. The ticketing hall
- 2. The waiting area
- 3. The speead boat experience
- 4. Arrival at Mamutik Island
- 5. The beach
- 6. The environment
- 7. The conclusion
The Ticketing Hall
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The Ticketing Area |
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Price List |
The Waiting Area
Tip : You can bring your own food as they are quite pricey in the islands. We bought snacks and water just to make sure.
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The waiting area |
The Speed Boat Experience
Finally, we got the whole speedboat for ourselves. Now, we realized why the woman at the ticketing hall was pushing us to choose Manukan instead of Mamutik!
It took about 15-20 minutes to arrive in the paradise which was by the way an exciting experience.
Arrival at Mamutik Island
At the reception, you will need to prepare your 20 RM to pay the entrance fee. They will also inform you that you will need to be at the reception area at 4pm for the pick up.
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The Receiving Area of Mamutk Island |
The Beach
The Environment
As for the crowd, we saw both locals and foreigners enjoying this stunning paradise. It wasn't too crowded I have to say. Everybody just seemed to be staying where there were trees and obviously we all know why! 😉
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Environment of Mamutic Island |
Travel Date : February 16, 2020
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