We arrived in Miri on 1st September 2012, 219 nautical miles from Kuching and anchored just outside of town in 5m of water (N 04.24.323 E 113.58.50).
On this passage, we caught a Spanish Mackerel.
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| Caught a Spanish Mackarel! |
Miri is the second largest city in Sarawak, known for its gateway to many National Parks such as Gunung Mulu National Park, Loagan Bunut National Park, Lambir Hills National Park, Niah National Park and Miri-Sibuti Coral Reef National Park.
We took the opportunity to visit the Niah Caves, a limestone cave and archeological site within Niah National Park. This is one of the smaller National Parks in Sarawak. It's located about 84 kilometers south of Miri.
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| Home to a variety of insects, bats, birds, lizards, reptiles |
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| Giant millipedes |
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| A short trail to the main cave |
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| Niah Great Cave, is located in Gunung Subis and is made up of several voluminous chambers with high ceilings |
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| Huge cave |
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| Goodbye Niah Cave |
A short stop in Miri. Glad we got to visit the Niah Caves. We set off for Brunei on 4th September.
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