Day Trip
from RM 200 nett / adult
- Jetty & island fees
- Return boat transfer
- Boat & shore snorkelling
Eco Island Glamping Retreat near Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Relax and daze into the blue seas and disconnect to reconnect with the nature.
Quick facts
Location
Dinawan Island, off Kinarut, Sabah
Getting there
Apai Jetty + 20-min boat
Accommodation
14 glamping tents
Day trip
from RM200
Overnight
from RM650
Boat departs
9:00am
Power
Solar powered
Conservation
Partnered with ADRECC
Welcome to
Ara Dinawan Island Retreat
Lifestyle + Eco Island Glamping Retreat
Experience a unique stay in our glamping sanctuary amongst nature + sea at Ara Dinawan Island Retreat and choose to travel consciously with our eco-friendly + sustainable practices.
Check Availability & ReservationSet amidst lush rainforest trees over pristine beach and blue seas, rediscover life-style barefoot luxury island glamping with Ara Dinawan Island Retreat.
About 30–45 minutes' drive from Kota Kinabalu city centre and international airport to Apai Jetty, then a 20-minute boat ride
The name of the island is inspired by its oldest resident, the 40-feet flourishing Banyan Tree or locally known as the ‘Ara Tree’ standing regal at the heart of it.
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Relax and daze into the blue seas, disconnect to reconnect with the nature
Ara Dinawan Island is a haven for everyone.
The resort is powered by natural solar-energy throughout the day, fashioned by mostly locally produced and upcycled materials
14 Glamping Tents
100% Solar by Day
30–45 min from KK
All-Inclusive Activities
Plan Your Escape
Overnight Trip
from RM 650 nett / adult
- Return boat transfer from Apai Jetty
- 1 night in a glamping tent
- Lunch, hi-tea, dinner & breakfast
About Ara Dinawan Island
Ara Dinawan Island Retreat is Sabah Malaysia’s first exclusive eco-friendly and life-style island glamping. Private and personal to its 14-glamping tents residents only, this resort is surrounded by lush rainforest and pristine blue waters offering a holistic approach to relaxation, leisure and education. Featuring mostly locally produced and upcycled materials and powered by solar energy throughout the day.
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