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Luxury EscapadesRelax & Explore BorneoRelax &ExploreShangri-La Rasa RiaShangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort is located on the north coast of Sabah on Dalit Beach, surrounded by 400 acres of lush, landscaped gardens. The resort features420 well appointed guestrooms in the Garden Wing and the new Ocean Wing, both offering rooms which feature luxuriously furnished interiors and a hostof amenities. There is a selection of enticing restaurants serving popular Malaysian and Asian fare and contemporary Western cuisine. Recreational facilitiesinclude a large swimming pool, water sports facilities, a championship 18 hole golf course and a 64 acre nature reserve.THE HOLIDAYCox & Kings can arrange stays at the Shangri-LaRasa Ria of any duration, or include it as part of amulti-center itinerary.The ExperiencesDuring your stay you may wish to relax or enjoy the following optional experiences:THE NATURE RESERVEA stay at the Shangri-La Rasa Ria offers manyopportunities to experience the natural wondersof Borneo. The nature reserve has an Orang-utanRehabilitation Center, home to rescued animals thatstay until they can return to thrive in the wild. TheReserve is also home to wildlife such as 2 speciesof deer, Long-tailed Macaque, Bearcat, Pangolin,Pitcher Plant, Fruit Bat and 63 species of birds.www.coxandkings.comTHE SPA AT DALIT BAYThe Spa at Dalit Bay is the ideal place to relax. Thetreatment menu includes signature therapies fromCHI, the luxurious spa brand of Shangri-La Hotels& Resort. CHI is a spa concept that embraces aholistic approach inspired by traditional healingphilosophies from China and the Himalayas andbased on the principles of restoring balance andharmony to mind and body.TUNKUL ABDUL RAHMAN MARINE PARKThe park was set up to protect the habitat andmarine life of 5 small islands, fringed by goldensands and coral reefs. Take a guided walk alongthe nature trails to explore the mangrove forestwith the chance of spotting wildlife. The idyllicislands of Sapi and Mamutik offer an opportunityto relax on white sandy beaches and swim in theturquoise waters.Asia & Pacific 2011 I 103