Hola! I’m actually a road trip lover and I’m going to start writing about my experience in traveling by road. First, I want to start with my day trip to Kudat, Sabah. 🚙

Kudat is not too far away from Kota Kinabalu. It will take approximately three hours drive. Which makes it one of the reason that I like it. Might be a little rush for day trip but it’s just nice for me as a leisure trip. It’s not the first time I have been to Kudat, but I never get bored with this place. I will show you why. 🤓

Look at this superb view at Tip of Borneo! 😍😍

There were four of us traveling together this time and we hit the road at 8 morning. It was a sunny day, we decided to stopby Tuaran and have our breakfast at Lok Kyun Restaurant.

The famous Tuaran Fried Noodle. 😋

Tuaran is a small town. Tuaran noodle is actually a kind of egg noodle made in Tuaran. It normally serve with pork and some vegetables.

We continue our journey after filling up our stomach. It’s another two hours drive to Kudat, let’s buckle up, play some music and enjoy the view.

Tiny Mount Kinabalu view~ ^^

On the road~

Here we are! Kudat!

We reach Kudat Town around noon. We walk around the town, visited some stalls at the wet market and we went for lunch.

Heavy lunch. 😆😋

After lunch, finally it’s time to visit the beaches! Kudat has a lot of beautiful beaches. Let’s go see some! First beach stop, we went to Kelambu Beach, half an hour drive from Kudat town. It’s the first time I visit Kelambu Beach and it’s fascinating.

😍😍 Oh I want to go there!

I saw you, did you see me?

Hi Mr Crab. 😊

Take a closer look! It’s low tide!

Kelambu Beach (or Kulambu Beach) is a tombolo, which is a sand bar joining an island to the mainland and something rare in Sabah. Kelambu means mosquito net in local language, probably the beach is named after the mosquito-net shape of Kelambu Island. Info Source

Lucky day! 🙏🏻

It’s lucky to having low tide that day so we manage to explore the beach with these extraordinary ways.

To be continued....stay tuned...