Day Trip/Overnight
Similajau National Park showcases the unique geographical features of the Sarawak coastline north of Bintulu – a chain of golden sandy beaches, punctuated by small rocky headlands and jungle streams, and bordered by dense green forest. The 8,996 hectare park is at its best during the dry season (approximately February to October) when the emerald green waters are crystal clear and ideal for swimming. The park is very popular with locals at weekends. If you want to avoid the crowds, visit during the week when you are likely to have the park all to yourself.
Similajau’s littoral fringe, kerangas (or heath forest) and mixed dipterocarp forest provide a variety of diverse habitats for a wide range of fascinating species. In amongst its pitcher plants, mangroves and giant dipterocarp trees, Similajau is home to 24 species of mammals, including long-tailed macaques, gibbons, banded langurs, shrews, mouse deer, barking deer, squirrels, wild boar, porcupine, and civet cats. It is also a birdwatcher’s paradise, with 185 species of birds having been recorded within the park’s boundaries.
Similajau is also home to two crocodile species. The estuarine or saltwater crocodile (crocodylus porousus) lives near the river mouths of the larger rivers in the park and feeds on small mammals, lizards, turtles, fish and water birds.
欣米拉兆国家公园距离民都鲁仅有45分钟路程，是沙捞越中部民众周末度假休闲的首选之地。这里的美丽海滨闻名马来西亚，连绵的白沙滩和金沙地纯净无暇，海岸的礁石之外就是浩瀚的南中国海。
公园建立于 1978 年, 覆盖 7,064 公顷的滨海处女林, 从南部的 Sungai Likau 一直延伸到北部的 欣米拉兆河（Similajau River）。幅员 30 公里的国家公园拥有丰富的动植物群落，还有一望无垠的空旷沙滩等待您前来尽情探索。
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