Lahad Datu: Home of Sabah’s Reserves
Lahad Datu is a coastal town in Sabah, Malaysia that has a thriving market industry due to its bountiful local produce. It is a popular destination among tourists since it offers a diverse range of activities from mountain climbing to diving. It also situated between Sandakan and Tawau, making it a gateway for other towns in Sabah. This town is serviced by Lahad Datu Airport (LDU) domestically.
Best Time to Visit
The most humid climate for this region occurs at around May, making this place not so desirable for visitors. The weather becomes more ideal during the months of November and December. June is also a good time to travel if you want to compromise weather for low Lahad Datu hotel rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Tabin Wildlife will give you an up-close encounter with many of the world’s endangered species such as the tembadau, Bornean rhinoceros, and Bornean elephant. You can also view many leopards, proboscis monkeys, mouse deer, and orangutans from this sanctuary. If you want to extend your stay, you can conveniently book a river or a hill lodging at the Tabin Wildlife Resort. This way, you can fully enjoy all the trails of this park without a rush. If you want to see a breathtaking view of its underwater treasures, then you can dive at the Silam Bay. This location is also famed for having pirate wreckage. For convenient access to this stunning diving spot, you can book Bike and Tours Bed and Breakfast.
