Sipadan is the only oceanic island in Malaysia, rising 600m (2,000 feet) from seabed. It was formed over thousands years by living corals growing on top of an extinct volcano.
This tropical island off the south east coast of Sabah is well known for its stunning underwater scenery and large numbers of marine species.
Enjoy amazing diving scenes such as:
Scuba diving Sipadan is year round with the best time being between April and December.
Recommended Length of stay: 5 to 14 days (including nearby islands).
| Dive site | Max depth | Dive Type |
| Barracuda Point | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef |
| Coral gardens | 23m 75ft | Wall, Reef |
| Hanging Gardens | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| Lobster lairs | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef, Big Fishes |
| North Point | 40m 131ft | Drift, Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| South Point | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef |
| Staghorn Crest | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| The Jetty | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef |
| Turtle Cavern | 23m 75ft | Cave, Reef |
| Turtle Patch | 12m 39ft | Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| Turtle Tomb | 23m 75ft | Cave |
| West Ridge | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| Whitetip Avenue | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef, Sharks |
| Midreef | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef |
| The Drop Off | 40m 131ft | Wall, Reef |