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Sipadan
Malaysia
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3–7 nights
Sipadan Island — the peak of an extinct underwater volcano off the coast of Borneo — is one of the world’s most famous diving destinations. The diverse underwater terrain includes sandy beaches, coral gardens, scenic plateaus dropping to 60 meters depth, and walls with strong currents.
The route covers three islands — Sipadan, Kapalai, and Mabul. Sipadan is home to 7 shark species, mantas, giant turtles, and rare fish species. Departure from Semporna port by yacht. Night and sunset dives in the Sipadan reserve are prohibited. Every November, the island closes for a month to allow marine environment recovery.
What You'll See
Sipadan — peak of an extinct volcano
7 shark species, mantas, and giant turtles
Coral gardens and walls to 60 m depth
Kapalai and Mabul — additional dive sites
One of the world's top diving destinations
Conditions
Season
Year-round (closed: November)
Visibility
10–40 meters
Water Temperature
27–30°C
Level
From Open Water
Duration
3–7 nights
