Malaysia · SCUBA DIVING
Good diving trips fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend a full day exploring Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park with three guided underwater sessions, equipment, lunch, and boat transfers included.
“Alex and Jack were excellent guides! The water was warm, the weather was good, and we saw so many fish and corals!”
Explore Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park on a three-session scuba trip from Kota Kinabalu, with equipment, lunch, permits, and boat transfers included.
“A great day of diving! Our guide was great and gave us a lot of help. She pointed out a lot of different things in the water, turtles, squid, etc. Is a must do for divers who want to go off a boat on a tour. The diving is better off the boat than off the beach, you can get deeper into the reefs.”
Try scuba in Semporna with two instructor-led underwater sessions at Mabul and Mataking, plus snorkeling, meals, gear, and photos.
“I can absolutely recommend this beginner dive! I felt super safe even though I’m a person that tends to get nervous haha ;) Easily one of the best days of my life!!”
Try two beginner scuba sessions near Sapi Island in Kota Kinabalu, with equipment, permits, lunch, and a licensed PADI instructor.
“Wonderful day, great professional team, a lot of fun and beautiful see to discover. Many thanks for this memorable moment.”
Explore three Semporna islands by speedboat with snorkeling or beginner scuba, lunch, gear, and calm coral reefs for $55.21.
“Our boat was the first to reach the snorkeling spots on all occasions, which left us time to swim in the corals and search for turtles more quietly. We saw 2 turtles and so much more!Auto-translated”
Pick a coast, a cave or a kitchen.
