The management of Sutera Harbour Resort, located in the Malaysian state of Sabah on the island of Borneo, is setting its sights on the European travel market, with a special focus on MICE guests.

For this reason, tourism marketing and communication expert Joachim Fischer, Berlin, was appointed new GSA and representative.

Rooms: 956
Restaurants & Bars: 14
Ballrooms: 2
Meeting Rooms: 28
Golf: 27-Hole Championship Golf Course – Day and Night Golf
Tennis: Covered Outdoor
Other Sports:

Badminton Courts
Squash Courts
12-Lane Ten Pin Bowling Center

Sutera Harbour Resort, strategically showcased on the shores of the South China Sea with the majestic Mt Kinabalu as its backdrop, is located just 10 minutes away from the Kota Kinabalu International Airport and five minutes into the city centre.

Sutera Harbour Resort encompasses the five-star accommodation of The Pacific Sutera, The Magellan Sutera and Sutera Harbour Marina, Golf & Country Club.

Mandara Spa, the world’s leading operator of city hotel and resort spas, has a luxurious tropical spa outlet at The Magellan Sutera of Sutera Harbour Resort. The purpose-built 12-room luxury facility offers Sutera Harbour Resort guests and members the opportunity to relax and rejuvenate with traditional, all-natural treatments in a soothing tropical environment.

Sabah is one of the thirteen States in Malaysia situated on the island of Borneo. This second largest state shares the island with Sarawak, another Malysian state, Brunei and Indonesian’s Kalimantan. It is a land abundant with natural beauty, exotic flora and fauna, fascinating underwater marine life, and warm hospitable people from a multi faceted society of various ethnic communities.

Revered, respected and even feared, Mount Kinabalu is a sacred emblem to the local people of Sabah. Legend has it that the name Kina-balu means “Chinese Widow”. Kina is a variation of China and Balu ist the Malay word for widow. This is an allusion to the legendary belief that many women were widowed when their husbands attempted to obtain a pearl on top of the mountain.