Sibu Island

• Pulau Sibu forms part of the Seribuat chain of islands and lies 12 kilometres off the east coast of the West Peninsular of Malaysia.
• The island is shaped like triangular hour glass, about 6km long and never more than 1 km wide its whole length.
• Most of the island resort are situated on the north eastern section of Sibu Island, where the golden brown beaches slope away gradually offering ideal bathing conditions.
• On a clear day, Tioman Island can be seen to the north.
• The scuba diving in this area is generally shallow, between 30 ft to 40 ft, allowing longer 'bottom time'.
• The sea life is prolific and varied, from Nurse Sharks to Moray Eels, Bat Fish to Blue Spotted Sting Rays and many more.

Sipadan Island

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• Above the waterline, the island is only 30 acres in area and covered by untouched rain forest.
• In 1993, this tiny island was declared as bird sanctuary and at the end of 2004 was closed to tourists.
• Activities can include snorkelling, sea kayaking, beach volleyball, as well as relaxing in pool or jacuzzi...
• As the island is protected area and a site of outstanding natural beauty,we urge you to behave responsible when you visit, and make sure to control your buoyancy when diving.