Things to do in Semporna

Sipadan island is world famous and an amazing spot for scuba diving (sharks, turtles, huge colorful corals, etc) and also excellent for snorkeling.It is a really a must to order a guaranteed Sipadan permit in advance long before you get there are the number of permit per day is limited especially during peak seasons.Mabul island is the nearest and the best place to stay at as there are no resorts on Sipadan itself.

Shortvacay for the short trip. nice water for diving and snorkeling here. love this place so calm and private.

Satu pengalaman yang indah melawat pulau sibuan. Berjalan di atas pasir yang putih bersih, membuatkan saya seakan terpukau dengan keindahan pulau sibuan. Staff taman marin (Taman-Taman Sabah) juga sangat baik dan profesional dalam menjalankan tanggungjawab mereka. Lawatan ini merupakan lawatan kali yang ketujuh. Saya memang tidak akan pernah jemu untuk melawat pulau indah ini. you

While enjoying the sun and the beach, we visited a small fishing village. Most of the people there were stateless and very poor and backward. We were very happy to hand out a few candies. The only primary school in the village had only three or four teachers from grade one to grade six.

Mount Kinabalu, highest mount in South East Asia. A good mountain for those who like challenges. Went there a few times with different group for friends.

Lankayan Island is a hidden paradise in Malaysia, perfect for travelers seeking peace, nature, and crystal-clear waters. The island is known for its pristine beaches, soft white sand, and excellent snorkeling and diving right off the shore. The atmosphere is quiet and untouched, making it ideal for relaxation and disconnecting from busy city life. Marine life is abundant, and the coral reefs are well preserved. Lankayan Island is especially suitable for couples and nature lovers who appreciate simple luxury and eco-friendly surroundings.Tips: • Book accommodation in advance • Bring reef-safe sunscreen • Pack light, casual clothing • Respect marine life and coral reefs

Mount Kinabalu is very beautiful! It is the highest peak in Malaysia, with an altitude of 4095.2 meters. The whole journey is very shaky, but there is no dangerous terrain. It is only 8.5k from Timpohin to the top of the mountain, but the altitude rises to 2228.8 meters. There are rich ecological plants and magnificent mountain views along the way. It is really recommended!

The Kinabatangan River, viewed from the plane, is long and yellow, winding and lushly wooded on both sides of the river. During the boat trip on the river, I felt the quietness and ecological diversity. It is definitely worth a visit.

I almost left the Sandakan Memorial Park off my travel plans, but I'm glad I didn't. The Sandakan Memorial Park is a lovely, cool oasis with great views. The park was built to commemorate the residents of Australia, Britain, New Zealand and Sandakan Island who endured three years of brutal Japanese occupation during World War II. It's very informative and the stories are very touching, and you can see many real historical events and stories left by the 6 prisoners of war who survived the concentration camp. The Sandakan Memorial Park is well worth a visit.