Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort
Luxury Lodge · Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, Malaysia
Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort
A unique 'floating paradise' built entirely on stilts over the shallow waters between Sipadan and Mabul. This resort offers an unparalleled overwater experience with direct access to incredible macro marine life and is a prime location for divers seeking Sipadan permits.
At a Glance
60 rooms
100 guests max
Dietary
Vegetarian, Halal options available
Eco-Friendly
Focus on minimal environmental impact, marine conservation.
Family Friendly
Children welcome
WiFi
Available
Contact Details
Location Map
Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort in Taman Pulau Sipadan
Nearest Airport
Semporna Airport
Nearest International Airport
Kota Kinabalu International Airport
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Gunung Mulu National Park Extension II
Gunung Mulu National Park Extension II is a protected area in Malaysia.
Piasau Nature Reserve
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Sama Jaya Nature Reserve
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Taman Negara Bukit Lambir
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Taman Negara Santubong
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Taman Negara Similajau
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Taman Negara Usun Apau
Taman Negara Usun Apau is a protected area in Malaysia.
Health & Travel Info
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