| Layang-Layang Island | | | | gorgonians. |
| The Isle of Layang-Layang is situated in the South | | | | Marine life here includes the scarlet whip corals, barrel |
| China Sea, approximately 300 km north off the coast | | | | sponges, surgeonfish, barracudas, batfish, bumphead |
| of Sabah. The surrounding seabeds offer excellent | | | | parrotfish, butterflyfish, dogtooth tuna, grey reef |
| dive sites, characterized by shallow depths with | | | | sharks, fox sharks, large stingrays, nurse shark, |
| extraordinary coral gardens teeming with reef | | | | bigeye trevallies, whale sharks, and leopard sharks. |
| microfauna, full of steep drop-offs into the abyss and | | | | Wreck Point' |
| the presence of open sea species. | | | | This site takes its name from an old freighter, of |
| Dive Sitesfa) 'Gorgonian Forest';b) 'Wreck Point'; | | | | which only a few scrap of iron remains. Instead, of |
| 'Gorgonian Forest' | | | | doing a wreck dive, this site offers a relaxing and |
| This site is characterized by a strong current along | | | | medium depth tour of a coral garden. |
| the wall, thus creating a visibility of more than 50 | | | | Marine life here includes the dogtooth tuna, bigeye |
| metres. The dive begins on a shallow seabed about 5 | | | | trevallies, nurse shark, lettuce corals, parrotfish, |
| metres deep, from the drop-off, which then plunges | | | | butterfly fish, Moorish idols, batfish, ocean pikes, |
| steeply to about 40 metres. The seabed is covered | | | | enormous giant clams, peacock flaunders, hawkfish, |
| with bommie and coral towers, and a forest of | | | | and barracudas. |