Shangri - La Rasa Ria Resort
Malaysia, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu Beach

Shangri-la Rasa Ria, Kota Kinabalu - Imagine a private paradise cradled between forested hills and a long sweep of a 3 km long, untouched, pristine beach, washed by the South China Sea. Find your very own Shangri-La here at the Rasa Ria Resort, set on Pantai Dalit beach and surrounded by 400 acres of lush tropical vegetation including a unique nature reserve. Here you will meet Sabahs icon, the orangutan, amidst a remarkable array of indigenous flora and fauna. Surprising encounters with hornbills gliding right overhead, peacocks displaying during breakfast, a bear cat greeting you from a tree or the occasional free-roaming rabbit, iguana or squirrel crossing your path are all part of the magic of this remarkable resort . The many options for relaxation include the magnificent Spa at Dalit Bay, a wide range of water sports, Rasa Rias own catamarans for cruises and deep sea fishing, a challenging 18-hole championship golf course, ATV safaris, tennis, horse riding, a fitness centre and, of course, a fun-filled Kids Club to care for younger visitors.

Facilities at Shangri - La Rasa Ria Resort

• Airport Transfers
• Babysitting
• Balcony Rooms
• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Beach Front
• Beauty Salon/Barber
• Business Centre
• Children Pool
• Coffeeshop
• Conference Facilities
• Doctor

• Facilities for Disabled
• Fitness Centre
• Foreign Exchange
• Golf
• Internet Access
• Jacuzzi
• Kid's Club
• Laundry
• Massage
• Mountain View
• Non-smoking Rooms
• Parking

• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Safety Box
• Sea View Rooms
• Shopping
• Spa
• Swimming Pool
• Tennis
• Tour Desk
• Watersport Equipments
• Golf Course

The Rooms at Shangri - La Rasa Ria Resort

• Air Condition
• Bath Tub
• Cable/Satellite
• Coffee/Tea
• Hair Dryer
• High Speed Internet Access

• IDD/Direct Dial Line
• In-House Movie
• Minibar/Fridge
• Safety Box
• Shower
• Telephone

• Telephone Voice Mail
• Television
• VCD/DVD Player
• WiFi

About Kota Kinabalu Beach:

Sabah has a dense jungle interior and the region’ s highest mountain. It’s also has some of the region’s premier dive sites (Sipadan) and is a naturalists/botanists dream destination. The capital, Kota Kinabalu virtually rebuilt after the 2nd world war is a modern city with air links to KL. Attractions nearby include the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary and the Sabah State Museum, which includes an exhibition of skulls – reminder of a time when Sabah was known for head hunters.