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The Sandakan Branch of the Sabah Society is pleased to advise that it will be arranging a 1D/1N trip to Kinabatangan River on Friday, 16th September 2011. Please contact Mr. Johnny Lim HP. No. 016-8264567 for further information and participation. Please see the attached pdf for further information. Kinabatangan trip Updated :17th Aug 2011 Kindly 
Sabah Society is organising a hiking and white water rafting trip to Kiulu on 3rd and 4th September. The plan is simple: Meet, Have Fun, and Enjoy the hike and fellowship on Saturday. White water rafting or more hiking on Sunday morning is option. Trip Fee: RM40.00 per person Fee includes: Accommodation at San Damiano 
The Sabah Society is organizing a 2D1N trip to the Minitinduk Gorge on 13-14 Aug, 2011. The Gorge is located at the base of Mt Kinabalu and forms the outlet from which the Kadamaian river emerges from the mountain. The location is of historic significance as it is along the original trail from 
Sabah Society is organizing a climb to the summit of Mt Kinabalu on Jan 13-15, 2012 through the tourist trail from Timpohon. Interested members may please contact our Admin Secretary Ms Monica Low at the Society office (088-250443) for further details. Although many Sabah Society members have already been to Tabin Wildlife Reserve, the Harvest Festival Holiday visit is going to be a trip with a difference: we are going to have two experts, Dr Zainal, veterinary surgeon working for the Borneo Rhino Alliance project to rescue the critically endangered Borneon species from extinction, and Mr Kelvin Kueh, a lecturer from UMS who is a specialist in frogs and other reptiles. 
We have planned a very interesting overnight Mesilau Agricultural Trip for the Sabah Society departing KK on Saturday, 26 March, and returning Sunday the 27th. Itinerary: Depart KK around 7:30am (own transport) and meet at Kinabalu Rose Cabin for breakfast between 9 and 9:30. After breakfast we will drive to Mesilau, where we will visit 
29/30 January 2011 The trip really began when the group came together at a coffee shop on the outskirts of Beaufort to have breakfast. Having made the acquaintance of our new friends, Doreen and Tove, and suitably fortified, we continued on to the small village of Weston, where we met up with Richard, our guide 
When you mention the Klias Peninsula, to the west of Beaufort, most people associate it solely with cruises down the Klias river looking for proboscis monkeys and fireflies. Come along on the Sabah Society’s next trip and you’ll discover that this fascinating area has so much more to offer. Led by Wendy Hutton, who recently authored a book Discovering the Wonders of The Klias Peninsula for Sabah Forestry Department, this trip introduces you to the fascinating Nipah Palm islands and mangroves of the mouth of the Padas and areas carpeted by pitcher plants. 
Back by popular demand! We have another fun cycling trip in mind for Sunday, November 7th. Just like the last cycling adventure in Kota Belud, this outing is family oriented and not overly demanding with a route planned through picturesque riverside kampongs. We will bring our own lunches (to be carried by the 
September 25-26, 2010 What a wonderful time we had on our Sabah Society trip to Sabah Tea Plantation. Our group met at the tea plantation at noon on Saturday where we were treated to a first-rate leisurely lunch of many mouthwatering dishes. We met our helpful and friendly guide, Hamid who has been working at |
 
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