Its crystal clear waters and beautiful diving, Sipadan Island lies off the East coast of Sabah, Malaysia in the heart of the hotspot. Kapalai can be reached in just a 50 minutes by speedboat from Semporna. Sipadan-Kapalai is an ideal destination for divers and non-divers alike, seeking a great holiday experience.

There is a huge shoal of thousands of barracudas often making a tornado and darkening the sun. You can also see bumphead parrotfish, dozens of turtles and reef sharks patrolling the area.

The first underwater post box of Malaysia is at Mataking Island (Pulau Mataking). Located 39 KM off the Semporna town. The underwater post box is mounted at the front of the shipwreck wheel of a 40-foot/12m cargo ship named Mataking 1.

25 minutes north of Nabucco Islands on the north side of Maratua Islands lies this wall. Best dived in moderate to strong current. Steeply sloping reef with a sandy plateau at 40-45 meters.

East of the northern tip of Maratua Islands and about 20 minutes from Nabucco Islands is this dive site. This one is characterized by a beautiful reef top. Wall with sandy plateau at 30 meters. Dive with the right shoulder to the wall.

20 minutes from Nabucco Islands at the northern tip of Maratua Islands is this beautiful wall. The dive site is characterized by a steep wall followed by a slope and then another steep wall. Dive with the right shoulder to the wall.

20 minutes from Nabucco Islands at the northern tip of Maratua Islands is this beautiful wall. The dive site is characterized by a steep wall followed by a slope and then another steep wall. Dive with the right shoulder to the wall.

10 minutes from Nabucco Islands in northern direction you can find this beautiful long wall covered with many gorgonians. Diving is usually done with the right shoulder to the wall.

At the northern tip of Maratua-Islands 30 minutes from Nabucco-Islands. Beautiful wall with many gorgonians. Dive site can be dived with right or left shoulder to the wall.

15 minutes north from Maratua Island is a steep reef with crevices, small bays and overhangs full of macro life. Dive with the right shoulder to the reef.