Semporna Mabul and Kapalai Trip in Snorkel or Dive and Lunch
Overview
Embark on a day tour to Mabul and Kapalai from Semporna with a combination of swimming, sightseeing and snorkelling or diving. Observe local fishes, water village, coral reefs, visit the underwater world that offer distinction, and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch box on top of the excursion. Upon arrival at Mabul Island Resort, get a free leisure, bask in the sun, capture panoramic photographs in a self guided with lunch, gaze out the blue sea and enjoy the water village, known as hidden paradise among locals. Next listen to your expert guide's short briefing on snorkelling or diving and safety procedure. Put on your gear and wade into the water. After that proceed to the kapalai coastline, then discover another snorkelling or diving with its distinctive blue colour of water and marine life. A boat journey and leisure time might last more depending on sea currents and the condition of the weather. Once the kapalai concludes, we will be returning back to jetty.
What's Included
Dock Taxes
1 Bottled water (1.5 litre)
1 Lunch box
Multilingual instructors on how to snorkel or dive
Life jacket
2 DSD diving for 20 minute each and snorkelling for whole stop (if selected only)
Jetty Fee
Scuba diving gears, Fins, BCD regulator, Gauge and Oxygen Tank or Cylinder (for diver only)
Mask, Snorkel, Towel (both snorkelling and diving)
Taxes
2 Snorkelling trip for whole stop duration (if selected only)
Swim stops all along the day
Day boat tour
Instructor
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The itinerary may be modified at the discretion of the weather and sea condition.
Seeing sea turtles is possible by luck, but by no means guaranteed, because these are wild creatures - please be understandable about nature habitat.
We dive in shallow water with an average depth of 2,5 meters, max 6 meters only.
Please advise the weather, sea & government approval may hinder the tour starting and ending time, the sea current is something we cant control.
Please wear wetsuit if you have it.
No scuba diving certificate is required (for DSD diving)