• Snorkeling
  

  
  For non-divers, snorkelling is an option on Sipadan. From the beach the reef is easily accessible, and parts of the reef further out can be reached by boat. A wide variety and number of reef fishes, corals, and with a bit of luck, the sharks, barracuda and turtles can be seen without leaving the surface.
  
  

• Turtle Cavern
  

  
  Turtle Cavern is one of the highlights of Sipadan island thanks to its incredible geological formations and turtle skeletons. This is a small cave system which contains many turtle skeletons. This is due to the great number of turtles that they simply enter the cave and are unable to find the exit .
  
  

• Barracuda Point
  

  
  Barracuda Point is regularly ranked amongst the top 5 dive sites in the world.This outstanding dive site has a great barracuda shoal (thousands) often seen in a tornado-like formation.You will see dozens of turtles in one dive, schools of whitetip sharks, batfish, jacks and barracuda. And everything from nudibranchs to hammerhead sharks.
  
  

• Hanging Gardens
  

  
  It's great for snorkeling, free diving, and underwater photography. The reef wall is very colourful, covered in soft corals, seafans and large barrel sponges. The coral gives home to a great variety of smaller fish including damselfish, chromis, sweetlips on black coral, clownfish, lobsters in cracks.
  
  

• Mabul Island
  

  
  Mabul possesses beautiful sandy beaches lined with coconut palm trees. There are six resorts here, which provides accommodation for scuba divers - most located on the island or on stilts over the water.
  
  

• South Point
  

  
  South Point is famous for its fantastic wall of coral formations and pelagics such as manta rays and hammerhead sharks (early morning).It's a deep wall dive with the wall dropping at a vertical angle into the depths. The dive ends on the reef where you may spot the blue ringed octopus.
  
  

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