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Borneo Journey
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Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park
Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, a cluster of islands just 20 minutes boat ride from the city of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Here you can just laze around, snorkel or swim and explore the islands exotic corals and macro fishes.
The marine park is a cluster of islands comprising Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug. The five islands of the Marine Park are characterized by shallow waters, sumptuous coral gardens and all boast splendid white sandy beaches.
The reefs lie in shallow waters with little current making it an ideal location for novice divers, however, the diverse and sometimes rare marine creatures also make it an interesting dive location for experienced divers and underwater photographers.
Among the sandy seabed a good variety of marine life can be found such as Scorpion fish, Blue-spotted rays, cuttlefish, mantis shrimps and the occasional green or hawksbill turtle. At some locations, rare creatures such as the harlequin ghost pipefish and mandarin fish can be found especially with the help from local dive guides.
Non-diving visitors can still have as much fun in the islands with other optional activities such as snorkeling in Pulau Sapi and Manukan and sea-walking in Pulau Sapi. If water sport is your cup of tea, you may contact any local tour companies for more information regarding the water sport activities that are available.
Suggested Tour Itinerary
Pick up from Kota Kinabalu city hotel at 0900Hrs and proceed to Jesselton Point Jetty for your boat ride to Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park.
Thereafter free and easy until your transfer back to the city at 1500Hrs.
In between, a sumptuous BBQ lunch will be served.
The marine park is a cluster of islands comprising Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug. The five islands of the Marine Park are characterized by shallow waters, sumptuous coral gardens and all boast splendid white sandy beaches.
The reefs lie in shallow waters with little current making it an ideal location for novice divers, however, the diverse and sometimes rare marine creatures also make it an interesting dive location for experienced divers and underwater photographers.
Among the sandy seabed a good variety of marine life can be found such as Scorpion fish, Blue-spotted rays, cuttlefish, mantis shrimps and the occasional green or hawksbill turtle. At some locations, rare creatures such as the harlequin ghost pipefish and mandarin fish can be found especially with the help from local dive guides.
Non-diving visitors can still have as much fun in the islands with other optional activities such as snorkeling in Pulau Sapi and Manukan and sea-walking in Pulau Sapi. If water sport is your cup of tea, you may contact any local tour companies for more information regarding the water sport activities that are available.
Suggested Tour Itinerary
Pick up from Kota Kinabalu city hotel at 0900Hrs and proceed to Jesselton Point Jetty for your boat ride to Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park.
Thereafter free and easy until your transfer back to the city at 1500Hrs.
In between, a sumptuous BBQ lunch will be served.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park