Visit Sipadan
- Island
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Water Sports
Sipadan: How to get there?
30 minutes from Mabul by boat
Sipadan: When to go?
From March to June
Sipadan: For how long?
One day
Learn more about your destination
According to your desires
Sipadan Vacations
2 reviews
This is a diver’s paradise, famous for its barracuda tornadoes and turtle cemetery. A definite must if you plan to go diving on your Malaysian trip .
Sipadan: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Sipadan Island is one of the world's most famous scuba diving sites. Lying out in the Celebes Sea, it is definitely something not to be missed under any circumstances when visiting Malaysia.
My suggestion
The number of visitors to Sipadan is controlled: only around 100 people per day are allowed, snorkellers included. Book your day as soon as you've made the decision to include it on your itinerary, or you may be in for a disappointment.
This is a diver’s paradise, famous for its barracuda tornadoes and turtle cemetery. A definite must if you plan to go diving on your Malaysian trip .
My suggestion
As the number of divers is limited to 120 per day, I advise you to book well in advance unless you are flexible in your dates or choice of diving centre, in order to stand a chance of getting this precious permit.
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