Island Hopping

Option 1: Tun Sakaran Marine Park

Bohey Dulang Island
The islands are part of an extinct volcanic crater what are
now forming a beautiful lagoon. The lagoon is open on its
southern side but the crater rim on that side extends into a
long coral reef. A thin channel separates Bohey Dulang from
Pulau Bodgaya, which is the largest island in the group.

Mantabuan Island
Is a volcanic made island and the smallest in the collection
of islands that form Tun Sakaran Marine Park. Mantabuan
nestles at a distance of 2km from Bodgaya, the largest island
of the Park. The area of Mantabuan is 10 hectares. The only
occupants are the nomadic community of Sea Gypsies who
inhabit Mantabuan and surrounding islands. Known as the
Bajau Laut, they live in their boats or huts built on stilts on
coral reefs.

Sibuan Island
Seen as one of the best muck diving (macro divers paradise)
spots in Malaysia. Here you can enjoy encounters with many
amazing underwater creatures; like pygmy seahorses,
nudibranches, mandarin fish, crocodile fish, lion fish,
scorpion fish and frog fish.

Option 2: Mabul Island & Kapalai Island Snorkeling Trip

Kapalai Island
Is one of the many beautiful diving havens in this part of the
world. However, Kapalai is truly unique because it is not quite
an ‘island’, it is a sandbank in the middle of the Celebes Sea.

Mabul Island
Is also renowned for its amazing array of macrolife,
making it an underwater photographer’s dream
location to capture some of the rarest ecological species
on film. Flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus,
spike-fin gobies, frogfish and moray eels are just some
of the spectacular critters you will encounter beneath
the waters of Mabul.

     Option 3: Enjoy Snorkeling in Malaysia’s Maldives

Mataking Island+Board Island
Is actually made up of two islands: the Kecil (the small
island) and the Besar (the big island). These islands are
connected through a sandbar. This sandbar offers visitors
the unique experience of feeling like they’re walking on
water.

Timba-Timba Island+Board Island
Is known for the wonderful beach great to look for rare
marine life that includes large cuttlefish, frog fish, crab, sea
snakes and sometimes nurse sharks hiding under table
coral. While turtles can be seen in numbers other frequent
sights include blue ribbon eels, moray eels, barracudas,
lobster, large coral trout and snappers.

Pom Pom Island
Small coral reef island in the Celebes Sea, has a white
sand coral beach and is a significant nesting location site
for green and hawksbill turtles.

Option 4: Timbun Mata Island (Additional RM120/pax)
(Itinerary refer to us)