12 Agro-Tourism Products in Sabah

Sabah Agro-Tourism Places

The introduction of twelve agro-tourism products in Sabah underscores the state's emergence as a thriving rural tourism destination.

These carefully curated products, selected for their sustainable practices, are dispersed throughout North Borneo, offering visitors diverse experiences that celebrate Sabah's rich agricultural heritage. 

Led by a state rural tourism joint steering committee comprising representatives from various ministries, including Tourism, Culture, Agriculture, Fisheries, and Rural Development, the initiative aims to elevate Sabah's rural tourism sector by fostering collaboration and implementing effective strategies.

Here are the 12 Agro Tourism Places in Sabah:

Agro Tourism Places in Sabah
This is Tenom Coffee, growing at a farm in Tenom.

Kota Belud:

  • Mount Kinabalu Coffee & Sunduan Pisompuruan Everything Pineapple

Kudat:

  • Tampakan Fish Farm
  • Gombizau Honey Bee Farm
  • Kota Marudu:
  • Saujana Hill

Lahad Datu:

  • Irunji Agro Tourism
Sabah Agro-tourism
Visiting a lime farm in Sabah.

Beaufort:

  • Selagon Agro Farm

Tenom:

  • Sabah Agriculture Park
  • Padas Farmstay
  • Yong Farmstay
  • Yit Foh Tenom Coffee
  • Fatt Choi Coffee

Ranau:

  • Desa Cattle Dairy Farm

Desa Cattle Dairy Farm
Desa Dairy Farm at Ranau, Sabah.

In addition to promoting these agro-tourism destinations, the committee also discussed addressing infrastructure needs, such as roads and unlicensed homestays, particularly in rural areas.

Emphasis was placed on promoting regulated lodging options to ensure the safety and authenticity of tourist experiences while benefiting local hosts and communities.

Conclusion

For travellers venturing to North Borneo, these 12 agro-tourism products offer a unique opportunity to explore Sabah's agricultural landscapes, indulge in local delicacies, and engage with the vibrant rural communities that call this region home.

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