Scuba Diving At Pulau Tiga Island - Sabah, Malaysian Borneo

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Scuba Diving - East Malaysia / Borneo

Sabah : Pulau Tiga Park

Scuba Diving In East Malaysia or Borneo - Pulau Tiga, Sabah

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This is where 'Survivor', the famed reality TV series was filmed

some years back.

Pulau Tiga is situated within the Pulau Tiga park that was gazette in 1978 and located about 35 nautical miles southwest of Kota Kinabalu. Three islands make up Pulau Tiga Park, they are Pulau Tiga, Pulau Kalampunian Damit Or better know as 'Snake Island' and Pulau Kalampunian Besar.

Pulau Tiga is believed to have been formed by the eruption of several mud volcanoes, which with the combination of subterranean gas pressure and expelled muddy sediment could have built up the islands to its present height of approximately 100m above sea level.

Several species of mammals, numerous birds (including the very rare megapode), a variety of reptiles and amphibians and hundreds of insects can be found on Pulau Tiga, making it a truly wild tropical island. It was no surprise when Pulau Tiga was chosen as location for the first US CBS TV series 'Survivor.

With only one resort at Pulau Tiga, you can guarantee a relaxed and tranquil dive holiday. Pulau Tiga Resort offers PADI dive courses and many dive site for the novice and experienced divers including some unexplored dive locations. A rich variety of marine life can be seen including nudibranchs, bamboo sharks, cuttlefish, marbled stingray and of course, a visit to nearby Snake Island guarantees sightings of banded sea snakes. The surrounding reefs are shallow with healthy coral and water visibility ranging to 20m.

Scuba Diving In East Malaysia or Borneo - Pulau Tiga, Sabah

Scuba Diving - East Malaysia / Borneo

Sabah : Pulau Tiga Park

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