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Similajau national park

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The Similajau national park lies about 30km north of Bintulu in Sarawak. It extends along the coast for 30km in north-south direction. The park was opened to the public in 1978 and has an area of 70 sq km. The outstanding feature of this park is the beautiful coastline, with long unspoiled sandy beaches broken only by rocky headlands and freshwater streams. The park headquarters is located at the southern end of the park. From here a number of trails start, all prooceding parallel to the coast. Accommodation is available in the park near the park headquarters. The park does not receive many visitors, because it is not well known.

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Rainforest 8 photos of the forests of the Similajau NP	Coastal area 27 photos of the beautiful coastline with sandy beaches, rainforest and rock formations	Rock formations 14 photos of the rock formations along the coastline of the Similajau NP	Golden beach 25 photos of the beautiful Golden Beach, a long and splendid stretch of golden sand in the north of the park	All images Gallery with all images

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