Find Best and Most Affordable Sabah Diving Package For 2024 And 2025

Sabah is home to world-class diving experiences with pristine coral reefs, turquoise waters, and bio-diversity hotspots like Sipadan Island and Mabul Island. Divers can explore Sabah’s tropical marine life, reef sharks, and even whale sharks in its famous dive sites.

There are several popular diving sites in Sabah including Sipadan Island, Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, Mataking Island, and Layang Layang. Each offers unique experiences, from muck diving and reef dives to exploring underwater cave systems and spotting sea turtles.

Yes, Sabah offer opportunities for both novice divers and experienced scuba divers. Gentle currents in areas like Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park make it ideal for beginners, while challenging dive sites like Sipadan cater to certified divers seeking advanced adventures.

Sabah offers a breathtaking underwater experience, being a biodiversity hotspot located on the east coast of Malaysia. The region features pristine dive sites like Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Lankayan Island, and Pulau Tiga. With turquoise water, vibrant table corals, and fascinating marine life like moray eels, banded pipefish, and giant clams, Sabah is a paradise for both certified and experienced diver.

Sabah has several dive spots catering to experienced divers. Notable sites include the famous Turtle Tomb, an underwater cave system in the Sulu Sea, and Usukan Bay, which is known for its easily accessible wreck dives. For those seeking encounters with leopard sharks and untouched pieces of nature, the three islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Park and the oceanic island of Lankayan offer unparalleled experiences.

Diving in Sabah is possible year round, but the best visibility and conditions are typically from March to October. During this time, divers can enjoy crystal clear waters and potential sightings of whale sharks and schooling barracuda. Check out our Sabah diving package for the years 2024 and 2025 to arrange your trip to Sabah.

Yes, a permit is required to dive at Sipadan Island. It is a protected marine park managed by Sabah Parks. Dive operators usually arrange the permits for visitors as part of their packages. The cost of one permit is RM450 to enter Sipadan and this is not included in our diving package above.

Sabah offers a range of accommodation choices, from reef dive resorts near Mabul Island and Reef Dive Resort in Mataking Island to budget-friendly stays on Sabah’s West Coast or near Jesselton Point Jetty. These locations provide easy access to top dive sites.

Absolutely! Sabah is a haven for underwater photographers, with subjects like pretty coral reefs, harlequin ghost pipefish, and the vibrant underwater life of the Indo-Pacific Basin. Clear visibility and diverse marine species make it perfect for capturing stunning underwater shots.

Yes, non-divers can enjoy snorkeling, lounging on white sandy beaches, water sports and exploring Sabah’s palm-fringed islands. Activities like island-hopping from Jesselton Point to Pulau Gaya or Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park are also popular.

You can browse and book diving packages online through reputable dive operators or websites like Remarkable Borneo. Be sure to check for updates and recommendations from the Sabah Tourism Board for the latest information.

Sabah’s waters are rich with marine life, including hawksbill turtles, reef sharks, mandarin fish, and banded sea snakes. Schools of barracuda, hammerhead sharks, manta rays, and flamboyant cuttlefish are also common sights.

Certified diver and non-certified can explore a variety of marine wonders in Sabah, including the intricate underwater cave systems and vibrant coral gardens. The east coast dive spots like Turtle Tomb and the reefs of Pulau Tiga showcase stunning biodiversity, including giant clams, leopard sharks, and banded pipefish.