Diving packages in Borneo

SDI Open Water Scuba Diver Course

SDI Open Water Diver Course is the beginning course that teaches you the basic but essential skills to enjoy diving safely. Under the guidance of a professional SDI Instructor, you will develop the knowledge and skill necessary to enjoy a lifetime of underwater exploration. Why choose SDi? "The way people dive and the equipment they used has changed dramatically over the past 25 years.…

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6D5N DIVER PACKAGE

Package Inclusions: Accommodation at Layang Layang Resort 5 meals a day Use of tanks, weights, and weight belts 3 boat dives a day - 2 dives on arrival day, 3 dives on subsequent days and 1 dive on day before departure Package Exclusion: Return flight ticket from Kota Kinabalu / Layang Layang

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2 DAY PRIVATE BOAT 3 DIVES PER TRIP

Trip VHK Reef:This reef is named after our respectful instructor, Mr Voo Heng Kong, and is covered with sea=whips swaying among the hard coral and sea fan. Average diving depth is around 17 metres, where divers will find schools of jacks, small barracudas, anemones, clownfish and many more species of marine life. Trip Tukau Drop-Off:An exciting drop-off reef (20-40 meters) with a vertical wall.…

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Leisure Diving

Leisure dives covers 2 boat dives, dive equipment, tanks & weights and simple lunch. Minimum 2 pax certified divers. SDI, TDI & PADI Courses are available, ranging from Open Water courses to Divemaster Course. Instructor (IDC) Courses are available for SDI. All instructors & Instructor Trainers are fully qualified to train & certify participating divers.

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Discover Scuba / Try Scuba Diving

This package provides non certified divers an opportunity to relish & enjoy the amazing world of marine habitat. It gives the urge to discover more on the variety of marine life, corals, their wonderful world and way of life. Come sign up for this great adventure !!!

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Diving in Borneo

The Diving in this reagion is just stunning, being calified as "world class diving".

In West-Sabah and Sarawak the dive sites are all relatively easily reached either from Kota Kinabalu or from Kuching. Most of the diving is close to the shore, there are several marine parks and quite a lot of wrecks from world war II to be reconnoitered. A few hundred kilometers out from the west coast are several very exciting dive areas such as Layang Layang, the Luconia shoals and the Spratlys. Here you will find clear waters, untouched reefs and large pelagics.

Some world recognised dive areas in the East Sabah are Sipadan, Mabul and Kapalai. This area is surrounded by very rich reef life consisting of both hard and soft coral as well as all manner of reef fish. Sea turtles and white tip reef sharks can be seen on almost every dive and hammerhead and leopard sharks can occasionally be seen.

Travel to Borneo

Borneo is the third largest non-continental island in the world (after Greenland and New Guinea). It is located in Southeast Asia and is divided into three parts, administered by separate countries:

- Brunei: a sovereign country occupying two small portions of the northwestern coast.
- East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak regions): the Malaysian part, occupying the northern third of the island.
- Kalimantan: the Indonesian part, occupying the central and southern regions.

The whole island and surroundings is a natural wonder, being one of the less explored places in the world. Within Malaysian Borneo lies the world famous Sepilok Orangutang Sanctuary, and the impressive Mount Kinabalu (South East Asia’s highest mountain). There is also spectacular jungle trekking and longhouse tribes you can visit too, and some of the best scuba diving spots in the world like Sipadan, Mabul and Kapalai, or Lankayan on the east, and Layan Layan on the west.