Island Bliss at Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park

Great destination! Enjoyed the open trail and peaceful outdoor atmosphere.

lively island

Used in March 25 Package included, hopping tour Sapi Island only The sea is completely different from the east and west coasts of Korea. The sand is so soft that it feels good to walk on barefoot. The restroom is a little far away, but it's still under construction. It's a shower room, but the water comes out just like washing sand, but the sand is so fine that I recommend that you bring a change of clothes, wash with water, and change. There are some deep and some shallow areas, but the shallow area is perfect for playing with the family. In the morning, the water is warmer and it is the low tide season, and after lunch, it gets a little colder, you can just see the fish, and more water comes in, making it look like a rising tide. The sea is saltier than the Korean sea.

Nice island but the snorkeling is a joke . Most all coral is dead and been that way for along time . Very few reef fish because of that . Save your time and your money .

Manukan Island is one of those places that keeps calling you back, and after a decade, I can confidently say it has only gotten better. The improvements over the years are evident, from better facilities to well-maintained beaches, but what remains unchanged is the island’s natural charm. If you’re planning an island-hopping adventure in Kota Kinabalu, Manukan Island is a must-visit stop—and for good reason. It’s usually one of the longer stays on the tour, giving you a couple of hours to soak in the beauty of this tropical paradise. The beaches here are pristine, with powdery sand and crystal-clear waters that make for perfect swimming and snorkeling conditions. One of the things I love most about Manukan is how it blends relaxation with a touch of adventure. Whether you want to lounge by the shore, take a dip, or explore the island’s vibrant marine life, there’s something for everyone. The wildlife here is also a treat—expect to spot colorful fish, playful monitor lizards, and even hornbills if you’re lucky. Overall, Manukan Island isn’t just a stopover; it’s an experience. Whether it’s your first visit or your tenth, it never fails to impress. If you’re in Kota Kinabalu, make sure to set aside time for this gem—you won’t regret it.