Tip of Borneo

The Tip of Borneo, or Tanjung Simpang Mengayau, is the northernmost point of Borneo Island located in Kudat District, Sabah, Malaysia. It marks the meeting point of the South China Sea and Sulu Sea. The headland features a bronze globe monument, sloping grassy cliffs and sandy beaches. It is a popular viewpoint for panoramic ocean views and sunsets and is managed as a public coastal attraction.

Visitors can expect a grassy coastal headland with a large bronze globe monument marking the northernmost tip of Borneo. The site offers panoramic views where the South China Sea meets the Sulu Sea, sloping cliffs, rocky outcrops and adjacent sandy beaches such as Kalampunian Beach. There is a paved walkway, viewing platform and steps leading down toward the beach. The area is open and windy with food stalls and souvenir shops near the parking area.

Marks the northernmost tip of Borneo Island and a long-standing navigational landmark where the South China Sea meets the Sulu Sea; the bronze globe monument was erected to denote its geographic significance as the meeting point of two seas.

Located within the traditional area of the Rungus community of northern Sabah; the headland and surrounding coastline are part of local cultural identity and a prominent symbol of Sabah's northern coastal heritage.