JON GRAPEVINE AND FIGS at Tamparuli is a 1/4-acre land with a few greenhouses for the purpose of planting grapes and figs. I think Jon meant to plant them just for himself and his interest.

Hi, I'm Valarie and I visited this beautiful place with my mom and my son. A treat for my mom because she loves nature.

They charge a reasonable price for people who visit them, including a tour by two staffs and we can lend their umbrellas. We are prohibited from touching the fruits. This is to prevent picking the fruits, because they were not ripe yet. If ripe (after Christmas), the owners would let us try some ripe grapes.

JonGrapevine & Figs Garden
Location: Kg. Bantayan, Tamparuli
(45 minutes from the Kota Kinabalu City in Sabah, Malaysia.)
Google Map here: JonGrapevines and Figs Garden

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Time:
8.30am - 5.30pm
Open every day.

Entry fees:
18 years old and above = RM10
6-17 year old = RM5
5 years and below:Free
NON-MALAYSIAN RM20
(Flat rate, all the same fees except for kids below 5 years old, RM5 only)

Every ticket is eligible for a 15% discount when you purchase a baby grape plant or figs plant.

However, we, the city people, seldom meet local-grown grapes! Thus, it was a valuable experience to go and visit. There was about 60 types of grapes grown here. The owners sells dried figs. He also sold the baby plants of the grapes and figs, at RM120 per pot.

Beautiful place with wonderful people.

The workers were friendly and nice. They want to help you take photos, telling you how to pose with the grapes. Some of the owner's friends were sitting at the rest house, chit chat. So happy to make my mom happy... She loved this place. Already worth it to visit... worth the time spent with my beloved mommy.

If you would like to know more details or confirm a trip to the grape farm, please feel free to contact: Mdm. Nonie (+6-0195515810)

I'm sure you'll be impressed that Sabah can have local grown grapes. But you will definitely say: Wah, cantiknya! (wow, so beautiful)