Pulau Mamutik is a island in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Open 24 hours.
Located in the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Mamutik Island is known for its laid-back beaches, diverse marine life, and crystal-clear waters. It’s the smallest of the park’s five islands, making it less crowded and perfect for a more relaxed outing. While visiting, you’ll be greeted by soft sand beaches ideal for sunbathing, plus areas designated for safe snorkeling and swimming. Coral reefs surround the island, making it a popular spot for snorkeling where you can see schools of colorful fish and, if you’re lucky, an occasional turtle. Diving options are available too, with local operators offering gear rentals, guided tours, and certifications.
Beyond the water, Mamutik Island has shaded picnic areas and BBQ spots, perfect for lunch with a view. Facilities like restrooms, changing rooms, and a small cafe cater to guests, making your stay comfortable without leaving the island’s natural ambiance. Though undeveloped, the island feels like a cozy escape with an authentic feel.
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Scenic snorkeling areas with live corals and fish
Relaxed beaches and BBQ spots for group gatherings
Nearby coral reefs for beginner to advanced diving
Shaded areas ideal for picnics and relaxation
Convenient facilities including restrooms and changing areas
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Take a boat from Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal.
Yes, snorkeling gear is available to rent.
There’s a small cafe offering drinks and snacks.
Popular activities include snorkeling, swimming, and diving.
Yes, shaded picnic areas are available for relaxation.
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