Sabah is located in the mysterious waters of eastern Malaysia. Its unique diving environment, high-quality beaches, mysterious jungles, sacred floating mosques and other landscapeshave become one of the most popular diving destinations.
Unique Creatures and Landscapes: Sabah's underwater world is rich and colorful. You can see rare marine creatures such as sea wolf storms, Jack storms, bumphead parrots, sea turtles, sharks, etc. If you are lucky, you may even encounter rare or endangered marine species such as green turtles and hawksbill turtles, Napoleon snappers, giant clams, dugongs, etc.
Exceptional visibility:Depending on the dive sites, the visibility in Sabah is around 15-35 meters, with some areas having higher visibility. Especially between April and September, the sea is crystal clear, visibility is excellent, and ocean conditions are ideal.
Comfortable air and water temperature: Sabah has a summer-like climate all year round, with sea water temperature between 24-33℃. The water temperature is warm and comfortable, making it very suitable for diving activities.
Various diving difficulties:Sabah's diving depths are diverse, from shallows to deep sea, from colorful coral reefs to deep and mysterious underwater caves, suitable for divers of different levels.The diving conditions of Sipadan Islandare particularly special. After the 5-meter shallows, there is a vertical drop to the deep sea of 600 to 700 meters. It is also the first of the world's five largest cliff diving.
Sabah has become an ideal place for diving enthusiasts with its clear water, rich diving resources, diverse diving spots and suitable climatic conditions. Here you can explore the wonderful world of the seabed and feel the infinite fun of diving.