Bako National Park
- 期間
- 1-2 days
- 営業時間
- Park office 08:00-17:00; trails daylight; boats run roughly 08:00-16:00 (tide dependent)
- チケット価格
- MYR RM20 foreign / RM10 Malaysian (park entry) · 子供 RM7 foreign (ages 7-17) / RM3 Malaysian
- おすすめ対象
- Wildlife watchers · Hikers · Day trippers · Nature photographers
Sarawak's oldest national park (gazetted 1957), a 27.27 km² peninsula of rainforest, sandstone cliffs and secluded beaches about 40 km / 45 minutes from Kuching, reachable only by a 20-minute boat from Kampung Bako. Famous for proboscis monkeys, bearded pigs and the sea-stack arch that partially collapsed in February 2024. Park entry: RM20 foreign adult / RM7 foreign child (7-17) / RM10 Malaysian adult / RM3 Malaysian child; boat return RM40 foreign / RM30 Malaysian per official operator (Borneo Adventure), though one tour listing cites RM47/RM97 — recorded as a conflict.
見どころ・体験
Sarawak's Oldest Park
Gazetted in 1957, Bako packs rainforest, heath (kerangas), cliff vegetation, mangrove and near-deserted beaches into 27.27 km² on the Muara Tebas peninsula. Wildlife is the draw: proboscis monkeys at dusk near HQ, silvered langurs, bearded pigs wandering the grounds, and monitor lizards on the trails.
Boat-Only Access and the Sea Stack
There is no road into the park: the 20-minute boat from Kampung Bako jetty lands at the HQ beach. Trails range from the easy Telok Paku loop to full-day routes to Telok Limau. The iconic cobra-head sea stack at Telok Assam partially collapsed in February 2024 — the arch is visibly changed.
- From Kuching: ~40 km / 45 min by road (bus 1 to Kampung Bako area) then 20-minute boat from Kampung Bako jetty to Park HQ beach.Park entry RM20 foreign adult / RM7 foreign child / RM10 MY adult / RM3 MY child; boat return RM40 foreign / RM30 MY (official operator); conflict listing RM47/RM97
公式料金と主要旅行プラットフォームの比較
実用Q&A
How much does it cost?
Entry RM20 foreign adult / RM7 foreign child / RM10 Malaysian adult / RM3 Malaysian child. Boat return is RM40 foreign / RM30 Malaysian per the official operator; an aggregator lists RM47/RM97 — confirm at the jetty counter.
Can I see proboscis monkeys?
Yes — Bako is one of the easiest places in Sarawak to see them, especially at dawn and dusk around the HQ and Telok Paku trail.
What happened to the famous sea stack?
The cobra-head sea stack partially collapsed in February 2024; it is still striking but the arch shape is visibly altered.