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Mabul & Kapalai

Mataking & Timba Timba

Tun Sakaran Marine Park

Sipadan

Mabul & Kapalai

Mabul is located 15 km from Sipadan, this 20-hectare piece of land surfaces 2–3 metres above sea level, consists mostly flat grounds and aerial view is oval-shaped. Surrounding it are sandy beaches, perched on the northwest corner of a larger two-square-kilometre reef. Diving is the main activity on this island, and it can be done all year round. Marine life that can be seen here include sea horses, exotic starfish,fire gobies, crocodile fish, pipe fish and snake eels. Mabul is also renowned for its amazing array of macrolife, making itan underwater photographer’s dream location to capturesome of the rarest ecological species on film. Flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, spike-fin gobies, frog fishand moray eels are just some of the spectacular critters you will encounter beneath the waters of Mabul.

Mabul & Kapalai

Mabul is located 15 km from Sipadan, this 20-hectare piece of land surfaces 2–3 metres above sea level, consists mostly flat grounds and aerial view is oval-shaped. Surrounding it are sandy beaches, perched on the northwest corner of a larger two-square-kilometre reef. Diving is the main activity on this island, and it can be done all year round. Marine life that can be seen here include sea horses, exotic starfish,fire gobies, crocodile fish, pipe fish and snake eels. Mabul is also renowned for its amazing array of macrolife, making it an underwater photographer’s dream location to capturesome of the rarest ecological species on film. Flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, spike-fin gobies, frog fish and moray eels are just some of the spectacular critters you will encounter beneath the waters of Mabul.

Mataking & Timba Timba

With its sparkling white sand, mesmerising blue waters and top-class resort, Mataking Island is the ideal getaway for both the diver and non-diver. Divers can gear up and explore the Eel Garden, Coral Garden, Nudibranch Garden, Turtle Playground, Lobsters Lair and Hump Head Point. Rainbow runners, leaf fish, sweetlips, gobies on their migration route roam the waters here. Timba-timba is known for the wonderful beach great to look for rare marine life. Barely 1km long from end to end, this gorgeous island has an incredibly tranquil sand spit at its northern end, which is exposed at low tide in a similar vein to that of nearby Mataking. For the snorkelers amongst you, the shallows of the reef are adorned with the coral colour sof the rainbow where you can spot Hawksbill turtles coming up from the depths to sunbathe amongst the coral outcrops. Aptly named, this site never fails the scuba diver to find the shy and beautiful Blue-spot sting-rays resting under the coral beds and rock formations. Try to spot the camouflage skills of the giant frogfish that also frequent the black corals.​

Mataking & Timba-Timba​

With its sparkling white sand, mesmerising blue waters and top-class resort, Mataking Island is the ideal getaway for both the diver and non-diver. Divers can gear up and explore the Eel Garden, Coral Garden, Nudibranch Garden, Turtle Playground, Lobsters Lair and Hump Head Point. Rainbow runners, leaf fish, sweetlips, gobies on their migration route roam the waters here.

Timba-timba is known for the wonderful beach great to look for rare marine life. Barely 1km long from end to end, this gorgeous island has an incredibly tranquil sand spit at its northern end, which is exposed at low tide in a similar vein to that of nearby Mataking. For the snorkelers amongst you, the shallows of the reef are adorned with the coral colours of the rainbow where you can spot Hawksbill turtles coming up from the depths to sunbathe amongst the coral outcrops. Aptly named, this site never fails the scuba diver to find the shy and beautiful Blue-spot sting-rays resting under the coral beds and rock formations. Try to spot the camouflage skills of the giant frogfish that also frequent the black corals.

Tun Sakaran Marine Park

This Marine Park is a 35,000 ha archipelago located off Semporna and is a unique blend of nature and marine biodiversity. It is the perfect holiday spot for nature lovers, snorkelers, hikers and divers. Tourists can hike, scuba dive and snorkel. Bohey Dulang is a trekkers’ and birdwatchers’ favourite, offering fantastic views from its peak. The islands are part of an extinct volcanic crater what are now forming a beautiful lagoon. The hiking trail going up the 353meters peak which takes about 45 – 60 minutes to reach the top. Climbing across it can be very rewarding because of the unique flora and fauna that you can enjoy on the way.​

Tun Sakaran Marine Park​

This Marine Park is a 35,000 ha archipelago located off Semporna and is a unique blend of nature and marine biodiversity. It is the perfect holiday spot for nature lovers, snorkelers, hikers and divers. Tourists can hike, scuba dive and snorkel.

Bohey Dulang is a trekkers’ and birdwatchers’ favourite, offering fantastic views from its peak. The islands are part of an extinct volcanic crater what are now forming a beautiful lagoon. The hiking trail going up the 353meters peak which takes about 45 – 60 minutes to reach the top. Climbing across it can be very rewarding because of the unique flora and fauna that you can enjoy on the way.

Sipadan

Sipadan has appealed as one of the top dive sites in the world. It has been highly sought after by divers for its array of possible sightings. The mush-room like island (from a far off eye level view) offers 12 different dive points. Some say that Barracuda Point is the best especially for the opportunity to be amidst a swirling vortex of barracuda. Other say, the Drop Off is even better in terms of experience which only requires a 9.14 metre walk on the beach before dropping off into the water, and to then go around the island wall which is 600m from the ocean floor. 
 Sipadan is well known for its unusually large numbers of green and hawksbill turtles which gather there to mate and nest and it is not unusual for a diver to see more than 20 turtles on each dive. More than 3000 species of fish and hundreds of coral species have been classified in this richest of ecosystems and thus made Sipadan an important marine habitat in this region.

Read about it here: https://www.divein.com/diving/destination/best-dive-sites-in-the-world/

Sipadan

Sipadan has appealed as one of the top dive sites in the world. It has been highly sought after by divers for its array of possible sightings. The mush-room like island (from a far off eye level view) offers 12 different dive points. Some say that Barracuda Point is the best especially for the opportunity to be amidst a swirling vortex of barracuda. Other say, the Drop Off is even better in terms of experience which only requires a 9.14 metre walk on the beach before dropping off into the water, and to then go around the island wall which is 600m from the ocean floor. 
 Sipadan is well known for its unusually large numbers of green and hawksbill turtles which gather there to mate and nest and it is not unusual for a diver to see more than 20 turtles on each dive. More than 3000 species of fish and hundreds of coral species have been classified in this rich-est of ecosystems and thus made Sipadan an important marine habitat in this region.