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Located off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Pulau Sulug is the least developed island among the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park group, offering a remote and tranquil atmosphere ideal for those seeking a pristine and natural environment. Surrounded by rugged, rocky beaches and dense jungle, this island delivers a unique experience compared to the other islands nearby. While there are no major facilities or commercial establishments on Sulug, this raw landscape has made it a favored destination for snorkelers and divers. The waters around Sulug are filled with healthy corals and vibrant marine life, especially for those who prefer exploring underwater sites without the crowds.
Visitors can enjoy walking along the coastline, witnessing untouched marine life near the shores, and diving into crystal-clear waters. Though there are no restaurants, shops, or accommodation facilities on the island, visitors typically bring their own supplies and return to Kota Kinabalu at the end of the day. Private boat rentals from Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal are generally used to access the island.
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Subcategory: Island
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Explore different ways to experience this area.
Untouched rocky beaches and coral gardens.
Ideal snorkeling spots with thriving marine life.
Solitude and natural scenery away from tourist hubs.
Dense jungle areas for secluded beach walks.
Private boat rentals for a personalized trip.
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What can I do on Pulau Sulug?
Enjoy snorkeling, light beach walks, and experiencing the natural beauty of a secluded island.
Is there food or drink available on the island?
No, visitors should bring their own supplies as there are no facilities on the island.
How do I get to Pulau Sulug?
Private boats from Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal are the main transportation option.
Is it suitable for families with children?
Yes, but it's recommended for older children due to its natural, undeveloped terrain.
Can I snorkel around the island?
Yes, snorkeling is popular here, with clear waters and abundant marine life.
