Kota Kinabalu (Capital City)

Formerly known as the Kota Kinabalu Ferry Terminal, Jesselton Point Waterfront has become one of the main city attractions in Kota Kinabalu ever since its privatization in February 2006.
Situated north of downtown Kota Kinabalu, this quaintly scenic place has an unmistakable historical feel to it—complete with olden days snapshots of Kota Kinabalu city (Jesselton) and vintage red English phone booths. Jesselton Point Waterfront serves as the only ferry terminal for Labuan-bound passengers as well as the main (and cheapest) boat terminal for the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park and Gayana Island.
Jesselton Point Waterfront also offers casual dining, leisure and retail experiences with its array of alfresco F&B outlets, handicraft stalls, and a four-court futsal centre. In addition, fishing aficionados are now welcome to spend the evening fishing at the jetty from 6pm to 6am for only RM10 per entry (payable at the Suria Futsal Centre). However, fishing gears are not provided so visitors need to bring their own.
In the near future, the Jesselton Point Waterfront is going to be expanded to cater more recreational, commercial, residential, and retail facilities. Having been the venue for the KK Jazz Festival 2007, the Jesselton Point Waterfront jetty is also bookable for social functions—be it dinner parties, fundraising concerts or even weddings.
After a long hard day at work, the Jesselton Point Waterfront is an excellent place to wind down and catch the breathtaking sunset! In the evening, bask in the cool Sabahan breeze while chilling out with family and friends. It makes a perfect spot for a romantic outing too.
The Jesselton Point Waterfront is open daily from 6am up until 2am; the ferry and boat terminal operates daily from 6am to 6pm. For more information, please contact Miss Nurlina Othman at 088-235787 (office), 013-8806611 (mobile), 088-231050 (fax) or email to jesseltonpoint@bumiria.com.my.
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The terminal fee for passangers heading to the Labuan F.T. and Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is RM7.20 (adults) and RM3.60 (children under 12)
When in Jesselton Point Waterfront
Exotic tastebuds rejoice! Try out authentic Indonesian cuisine at the Nasi Padang Ibu restaurant. Thai food lovers can also savour delectable Thai dishes available at one of the food outlets in the evening. Fancy something Arabian? Check out Aladdin Arabian fast food outlet for some mouthwatering kebabs. Last but not least, treat yourself to some scoops of yummy gelatos at Dream Cones—the first of its franchise outlet in Malaysia.
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- Borneo Art Gallery
- Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa
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- City Mosque
- Double Six Monument
- Gaya Street (Sunday Market)
- Hakod Oasis Spa
- Handicraft Market
- Jari Jari (Day Spa) for Body & Mind Relaxation
- Ka'andaman Traditional Healing Garden
- Kipandi Butterfly Park
- KK Esplanade
- Kota Kinabalu Wetlands
- Layang-Layang Island
- Lok Kawi Wildlife Park
- Mandara Spa, Magellan Sutera
- Mari Mari Cultural Village
- Menara Tun Mustapha (Sabah Foundation Building)
- Monsopiad Cultural Village
- Nexus Golf Resort Karambunai
- North Borneo Railway
- Orchid de Villa
- Outdoor Development Centre (ODEC)
- Petagas War Memorial
- Puh Toh Tze Temple
- Sabah Golf & Country Club
- Sabah State Mosque
- Sabah State Museum & Heritage Village
- Sabah State Railway
- Sightseeing in Kota Kinabalu
- Signal Hill Observatory Platform
- South Sea Sanctuary Day Spa
- St. Michael's Church Penampang
- Sutera Harbour Golf & Country Club
- Tamu Penampang
- Tanjung Aru Beach
- The Green Connection
- The Waterfront
- Tun Mustapha Gallery
- Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
- Water World Theme Park
- New Talents Exhibition - 12 January - 24 February 2012
- Martin & Osa Johnson North Borneo Safari - 22 February - 31 December 2012
- City Day Open Regatta - 25 - 26 February 2012
- World Press Photo Exhibition - 27 February - 08 March 2012
