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ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Brunei Darussalam has plenty of sports and

recreational activities ranging from badminton

and swimming to horse riding and mountain

biking to keep visitors active while on holiday.

Furthermore, the facilities are well-maintained

and peppered throughout the country.

Formerly known as Royal Brunei Recreation

Club, Peak Performance Sendirian Berhad (PPSB)

is open to members and walk-ins. Its facilities

include a football field, a swimming pool and

a multi-purpose hall for tennis, badminton,

basketball, netball and squash. Their dance

studio is used for ballet, hip hop, yoga and

zumba. PPSB also offers fitness programmes

including muay thai, yoga, calisthenics, spinning

and total body resistance training. Coaching

programmes include archery, football, futsal,

swimming, tennis and fencing.

Located in Kuala Belait is the Brunei Shell

Recreation Club, equipped with tennis courts,

swimming pool and gym. The club is known for

its horse riding activities open to the public,

tailored to beginners as well as intermediate

and advanced riders. Pony rides are also

available for children.

Meanwhile, thrill seekers who crave for strategic

and tactical teamwork are encouraged to try out

the Paintball Arena in Jerudong, managed by

Royal Brunei Technical Services.

Some sports in Brunei are native to Southeast

Asia, one of which is sepak takraw. The sport

has a similar setting to volleyball, except the

ball is made of a sturdy material called rattan

and people hit the ball with their feet instead

of hands.

Visitors who would like to explore Brunei while

keeping themselves active are recommended to

browse through a selection of the recreational

activity packages available in the country, one

of which includes riding all-terrain vehicles

(ATVs) to explore the jungle beside the

Tungku beach and enjoy the stunning scenery

on the headland. Visitors can also tour the

agricultural park at Katimahar village which

boasts excellent off-roads tracks and a wide

variety of flora and fauna. Along the way,

visitors may stumble upon a water buffalo, a

charming reminder of the traditional village

life away from the city centre.

For an unforgettable biking experience, there

are tour and training packages suited for riders

of varying levels and interest to explore the

local trails and lush jungles of Borneo.

His Royal Highness Prince ‘Abdul Mateen at a polo match