South Point
About South Point
South Point is a dive site off Sipadan Island featuring a coral wall and varied pelagic and reef life. Divers can explore deeper sections along the wall as well as shallower areas with different species. The site reaches 40 m, with hammerheads and manta rays often encountered in the morning in deeper water. Shallower zones are known for sea turtles and whitetip reef sharks, while currents can bring in barracudas and trevallies.
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South Point Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
Up to 40m
Depth Note
Maximum depth stated as 40 m; hammerheads and manta rays are typically seen in the morning at deeper areas.
Typical Conditions
Currents are a notable feature and can concentrate schooling fish.
Safety & Access At South Point
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Plan for strong currents and deeper profiles; morning dives target deeper areas where pelagics are typically seen.
Local Intel For South Point
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Scuba
Scuba diving along a coral wall, with deeper morning dives for pelagic encounters and shallower areas for reef species.
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Exposure Profile at South Point
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