JETI PELANCONG SEMPORNA JETTY — Local services in Borneo

The jetty area itself is fine. Spacious so even where it's a peak hour, it still feels ok and not cramped for space. There are toilets (equipped with a shower) in 3 of the 5 stalls. Outside, there's also an area for a quick wash/shower. It's fairly clean but since there's no hooks to hang your bag/ clothes / toiletries bag, you'll have to figure that out or just leave your bag on the bench and bring only the essentials with you. There are many boat companies, but we've already prebooked with Camrish and got their package day tours, I don't know what are the prices for the other companies. At least no one is hassling me to get tickets from their company (which happens at the KK Jesselton jetty).

The down side is if you're driving here, the "carpark" is manned by the local folks. And they set the price according to whatever they wish. The first day we went with some local friends, and we paid rm10 per car for a whole day (we were a group with 5 cars). The very next day, we went and were asked to pay rm25 per car (we drove 2 cars this time)! Ridiculous! So we mentioned we came just yesterday. And after a few rounds of, "remember we were just here?" They accepted...

It's the most popular Jetty used by tourist. They use small speed boat to hop islands. I book a package tour to Mataking at "Budgaya city island" travel agency just located at the Jetty. Their management is very professional, and their price is cheaper.

On the other hand, I booked the package for Mabul and Kapalai from another agency, also located at the Jetty. when I waited to 9:30, the staff came and told me they have no boats to Mabul. Oh, my God! Take care if your...

I like this Jeti Pelancong. The facilities are very good compared to Jesselton Jetty in KK, Sabah. Toilet - Got water, spacious, clean, and not smelly. Canteen - Limited choice (a few actually) but still able to prepare you some decent food la. Jetty - Many places to sit, and you don't feel crowded. Not hot at all. Very chilling (santai). Please bring your own water (botol water), especially those who will be hiking Bohey Dulang. They only sell carbonated drinks -...