| State |
Sarawak | | Location | Santubong Peninsula, north of Kuching | | Coordinates and map |
N01 44.65' E110 19.19' | | Water Source | Stream | | Waterfall Profile | Near Vertical Falls | | Accessibility | Trekking |
Gunung Santubong is located on the Damai Peninsula, 35km north of Kuching. This 810m high limestone hill is a popular destination for climbers and trekkers. Small streams feed two attractive waterfalls, which can be reached easily by well-maintained trails. To reach this trail you take the road from Kuching to Santubong. A few km before reaching the Damai resort, there is a small cafe where the trail starts. In about half an hour you will reach the main waterfall.

Gunung Santubong can be seen from far away. | 
The trail to the waterfall starts here | 
At strategic places usefuls signboards show you how to continue. |
In front of the waterfall a suspension bridge has been built, using a few dipterocarp giants for support. From the bridge you have a clear view of the attractive fall, which has two tiers. There is a nice pool, where you can take a relaxing bath.

A suspension bridge has been constructed near the waterfall | 
The main Santubong fall | 
Popular with locals |
The second waterfall can be reached by following the trail back to the main road. This waterfall is smaller, but also has a pool for swimming.

A good place to take a bath | 
The second waterfall is smaller | 
The upper part of the second fall |
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