Sabah
Kota Kinabalu, Kinabalu NP, Sepilok, Lankayan & Selingan Islands Danum Valley, Mabul & Sipadan Islands
With the trade winds from Northern Australia blowing, they bring hot, dry weather across much of Sabah. The exception to this is Kota Kinabalu and the Kinabalu NP which can experience heavy rainfall in June. Throughout Sabah there is also the possibility of unsettled wet weather at times, especially in inland areas during the late afternoon, where you may well witness short thunderstorms.(avg daily temp: 29°C, avg monthly rainfall: 210mm).
Sarawak
Kuching, Damai Beach, Mulu National Park, Batang Ai
June marks the start of the traditional dry season in Sarawak with the trade winds blowing from Northern Australia bringing hot, dry weather. However, there is also the possibility of unsettled wet weather at times, especially in inland areas during the late afternoon, where you may well witness short thunderstorms. (avg daily temp: 29°C, avg monthly rainfall: 200mm).