Shangri-La Rasa Ria sits on a three-kilometre white-sand beach near Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, Borneo, a 400-acre resort where the sea meets the rainforest, with a 64-acre forest reserve and an 18-hole golf course. Accommodation is split between the Garden Wing, with rooms from Superior Rainforest to sea-view and family rooms and suites, and the more luxurious Ocean Wing, with junior suites and executive suites. Dining spans six restaurant experiences, from the all-day Coffee Terrace and Golfers’ Terrace to the Japanese teppanyaki Kozan, Tepi Laut, the Oceano modern grill and The Eighth, with the Lobby Lounge and Sampan Bar for drinks. There is a spa and a full set of leisure facilities. The resort offers more than 60 activities, six hiking trails, water sports, a kids’ programme and the Rasa Ria Reserve nature area, alongside golf at the Dalit Bay Golf & Country Club. Part of the Shangri-La Group, it suits families and nature and golf lovers who want a large beachfront resort with rainforest and plenty to do.