Getting around Sarawak by RoadGetting around Sarawak by RoadSarawak is big and unfortunately, its roads are poor, making planes the most convenient way of getting around. Many remote areas can only be reached by air or river-boats. Traveling by rail is also highly recommended as ...
Getting around Sarawak by BusBy BusSarawak runs bus services between the major coastal settlements. This is the slowest but also the cheapest form of travel. There is no main bus terminal in Kuching. Departure points depend on destination and company used. The roads here are one ...
Getting to Sarawak by Sea, Express Boats & River CruisesGetting around - By Sea
You can reach Kuching by boat from Sarikei and Sibu once daily. This is actually faster than taking the bus. If coming from the east by boat, the jetty is a bit of distance from town. From the ferry, walk out to the main road ...
Getting around Sarawak by RoadGetting around Sarawak by Road
Sarawak is big and unfortunately, its roads are poor, making planes the most convenient way of getting around. Many remote areas can only be reached by air or river-boats. Traveling by rail is also highly recommended a ...
Getting around Sarawak by BusBy Bus
Sarawak runs bus services between the major coastal settlements. This is the slowest but also the cheapest form of travel. There is no main bus terminal in Kuching. Departure points depend on destination and company used. The roads here are o ...
Getting around Sarawak by Taxis & Car Hire
o By Taxis Travelling from the airport to town is a rough estimation of RM 17.50 - buy a coupon at the taxi stand at the airport. And from Town to the airport is RM 15. Taxis can always be found outsid ...
Getting around - By SeaGetting around - By Sea
You can reach Kuching by boat from Sarikei and Sibu once daily. This is actually faster than taking the bus. If coming from the east by boat, the jetty is a bit of distance from town. From the ferry, walk out to the m ...
Kucing, Sibu, Bintulu & Miri by AirGetting around to Sarawak
Most people fly to Kuching. Both Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia fly in from Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Kota Kinabalu, Pontianak, Indonesia or Bandar Seri Begawan. There are flights out of KL from KL International Airport or ...
