Sapi + Manukan Island Snorkeling & Water Sports Experience (Sea Walker / Parasailing / Flying Fish)


Cancellation and modification are supported up to 8 days before the voucher usage time, with a 10% handling fee charged.
An e‑ticket will be received upon online booking. Upon arrival at Sutera Harbour Marina, proceed to the e‑ticket designated lane, present the QR code or confirmation code and scan for verification before entry.
8:15‑15:30
Beach Bum Yellow Kiosk
Children aged 2 and below enter free of charge; for snorkelling, children aged 3‑11 purchase child tickets; for other packages, children aged 8‑11 purchase child tickets.
Snorkelling only; Snorkelling + Sea Walking; Snorkelling + Parasailing + Flying Fish; Snorkelling + Flying Fish + Sea Walking; Snorkelling + Parasailing + Flying Fish + Sea Walking; Snorkelling + Parasailing + Sea Walking
It is recommended to bring a change of clothes, hat, swimwear, toiletries, cash, towel, water bottle, camera, sandals and sunglasses.
(1) Private charter 4‑10 seater vehicle: an additional fee of MYR450 per vehicle applies. Please inform the activity organiser before the tour starts;
(2) This tour is a drive‑and‑sightseeing tour. After the activity ends, the activity organiser does not provide airport transfer services;
(3) Guests who book water sports activities should report to the water sports manager upon arrival at Manukan Island;
(4) Additional water sports are at your own expense;

Cancellation and amendment are supported 8 days before the voucher usage time, with a 10% handling fee charged.
Off the waters of Sabah, Malaysia, a constellation of beautiful islands dots the sea. Among them, Manukan Island and Sapi Island shine like two brilliant pearls, captivating visitors from around the world with their enchanting scenery and a rich variety of water activities. In particular, snorkelling and a host of thrilling water sports make one feel as though they have stepped into a dreamy ocean world, leaving behind unforgettable memories.
Departing from Kota Kinabalu city centre, a short speedboat ride of just 15–20 minutes brings you to Manukan Island. This, the second largest island within Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, boasts a unique boomerang‑like shape. The moment you set foot on its shores, you can feel its distinctive charm. The island is home not only to soft, fine white sandy beaches but also lush tropical rainforest. What guests look forward to most, however, are the abundant water activities on offer.
Manukan Island is a paradise for snorkelling enthusiasts. Without needing to venture far out to sea, simply don your snorkelling gear and plunge into the water to embark on a marvellous underwater journey. The waters here are crystal clear with exceptionally high visibility. Colourful coral reefs shimmer with dazzling brilliance under the sunlight, while all kinds of tropical fish dart among them — from vividly coloured parrotfish to black‑and‑white clownfish — gliding freely between the corals as if warmly welcoming visitors from afar. As you float on the surface and observe these marine creatures up close, it feels as though you have entered a magical fairy‑tale world.
Besides snorkelling, sea walking is an experience not to be missed. Even if you cannot swim or have no diving skills, you can still take part. By wearing a special helmet with oxygen supplied through a hose, you can walk freely along the seabed. Under the guidance of professional instructors, you gradually descend to the ocean floor, where soft sand lies beneath your feet and beautiful corals and shoals of fish surround you. You can reach out and touch these lively marine creatures, feel their agility, and even spot Nemo playing among the anemones. The sheer wonder of it will surely leave you in awe. The instructors also prepare bread to attract even more fish to gather around you, making you feel as though you have become part of the ocean itself, interacting intimately with these adorable beings.
If you seek thrills, parasailing is guaranteed to satisfy your craving. With the help of the staff, you buckle up your safety harness and, as the speedboat accelerates, you gradually ascend into the sky. The sea breeze whistles past your ears, your field of vision grows ever wider, and beneath you lie the azure ocean and verdant islands. Gazing down at this dreamlike panorama from a hundred metres above, a rush of exhilaration and excitement surges through you. The golden sandy beaches, clear waters and dense jungle form a breathtaking picture, making you want to capture this awe‑inspiring moment with your camera.
From Manukan Island, a short ten‑minute boat ride takes you to Sapi Island. Sapi Island is equally charming, being the most popular of the five islands in Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, and its water activities are just as exciting and varied. The flying fish ride is tremendous fun — guests sit on a special inflatable raft towed by a speedboat, racing across the surface of the sea. As the speedboat picks up pace, the inflatable raft gradually lifts off the water, as if it were a fish soaring over the waves. Amid the rises and falls, you feel the sea breeze on your face and the impact of the waves, while screams of delight and laughter echo across the water, filling the air with boundless joy.
Whether on Manukan Island or Sapi Island, the water activities are diverse and the safety measures are comprehensive. Professional instructors provide detailed briefings and guidance before each activity, ensuring that visitors can enjoy the fun of water sports to the fullest while staying safe. Whether it is the close encounters with marine life or the adrenaline‑pumping challenges that push your limits, every moment leaves you wanting more. If you yearn for an island getaway brimming with excitement and surprises, then Sabah's Manukan Island and Sapi Island are definitely your top choices. They will bring you an unforgettable aquatic adventure and leave you with treasured memories to last a lifetime.
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