Sabah
50 water features • 2 dams • 47 waterfalls • 1 weirs
Discover Sabah’s Spectacular Water Wonders
Nestled on the lush island of Borneo, Sabah is a premier destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. From the mist‑kissed cascades of its 47 breathtaking waterfalls to the serene reservoirs of its two iconic dams, this Malaysian region offers a diverse collection of water features that promise unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re kayaking on the crystal‑clear lake behind the Keningau Dam, trekking to the hidden plunge of Maliau Falls, or marveling at the historic Membak Weir, Sabah’s 50 water‑centric spots deliver both tranquility and thrills.
Explore the sub‑regions of West Coast, Interior, and East Sabah, each boasting its own unique aquatic gems. The coastal mangroves reveal tidal pools teeming with marine life, while the inland highlands unveil jungle‑bound waterfalls that plunge into emerald pools perfect for a refreshing dip. Eco‑tourists will love the sustainable trails that weave through pristine river valleys, offering close encounters with endemic wildlife and spectacular photo‑ops at every turn.
Ready to dive into Sabah’s watery playground? Plan your itinerary around the best waterfalls in Sabah, visit the dam sites for panoramic views, and don’t miss the singular weir that showcases the region’s engineering heritage. With its blend of natural beauty, adventure opportunities, and cultural richness, Sabah’s water features are a must‑see for any traveler seeking the ultimate Borneo nature experience.
Featured Attractions
Empangan Tenom Pangi
Dam SabahBabagon Dam
Dam SabahGunung Alab Substation, Crocker Range Park
Waterfall SabahInobong Substation, Crocker Range Park
Waterfall SabahKamagi Riverside Retreat
Waterfall SabahRagkam Waterfall
Waterfall SabahTun Fuad Park
Waterfall SabahUlu Kionsom Waterfall
Waterfall SabahImbak Canyon Conservation Area
Waterfall SabahImbak Canyon Falls
Waterfall SabahKeningau
Waterfall SabahSinurambi Tambunan (Tambunan Viewing Point)
Waterfall SabahNeighboring Regions
- (1 spots)
- Johor (56 spots)
- Kedah (17 spots)
- Kelantan (6 spots)
- Kuala Lumpur (5 spots)
- Melaka (7 spots)
- Negeri Sembilan (30 spots)
- Pahang (69 spots)
- Perak (65 spots)
- Perlis (4 spots)