Mabul & Kapalai, Malaysia
    Sipadan Island Park

    South Point

    Protected Area

    Sipadan Island Park

    Why dive here

    With 119+ marine species recorded in the area - including blue-spotted stingrays, giant moray eels, grey reef sharks, pygmy seahorses and sea turtles - South Point offers some of Mabul & Kapalai's richest diving.

    Marine lifeBlue-Spotted Stingrays, Giant Moray Eels, Grey Reef Sharks, Pygmy Seahorses and Sea Turtles · 119+ species recorded
    StandoutRich in charismatic marine life

    South Point on Mabul is a good spot for finding smaller stuff. We usually cruise along the sandy slope, keeping an eye out for frogfish camouflaged on sponges or little ornate ghost pipefish hiding in crinoids. It's a relaxed dive, usually with gentle currents, making it ideal for newer divers or those who prefer a slower pace to really hunt for macro life. Don't expect dramatic coral walls, but do bring your macro lens.

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