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Tip of Borneo sunsets, low-crowd reefs, and island hopping in Tun Mustapha Park
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Kudat is a launch point into Tun Mustapha Park: warm reefs, sandy slopes, and seagrass habitats with lighter dive traffic than Sabah's famous east-coast hubs. Most diving is boat-based around nearby islands such as Kalampunian, plus longer options toward Banggi and Balambangan when sea state allows.
Kalampunian Island Coral Gardens
Classic day trip with shallow coral gardens and sandy lanes that work for check dives, refreshers, and relaxed photo time around 3 m to 18 m.
A remote-feeling reef slope that suits slow diving and fish watching, often with turtle potential on the sand and seagrass edges.
Pulau Banggi Fringing Reefs (Karakit Area)
Banggi's fringing reefs suit relaxed, mid-depth dives and easy island time when crossings are calm.
Longer-range option on calm days, with reef edges around 8 m to 30 m.
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