Featuring a rare mirror-like tidal flat and private beach in Kota Kinabalu, the sunset paints the river surface in caramel orange, with perfectly symmetrical reflections on the water, making it the undisputed sunset viewing spot along the entire mangrove route.
The pristine wetland is well-preserved, with a firefly population far exceeding that of other mangroves. As night falls, cruise into the waterways to witness thousands of fireflies adorning the treetops like a flowing galaxy.
The waterway is lush with vegetation, offering stable sightings of proboscis monkeys, along with occasional encounters with egrets, long-tailed macaques, and wild buffaloes, allowing close-up viewing of Sabah's unique rare wildlife.