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At Manukan, the seawater is clear, that means you get to see a lot of plastic waste and debri beneath and floating at the seaside. And these gets washed up on the beach. Also need to watch out on vicious sand flies everywhere. My feet was bitten until swollen.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Snorkeling was disappointing. Dead corals, garbage, not much marine life. The Marine Park is too easily accessible, so there are too many boats and too many tourists.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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What you need to know is that tunku abdulrahman marine park regroups 5 different islands, each one is few kms far from the other. When you buy your ferry ticket at the ferry station, you can be in the same boat with tourits going to different islands. We went just to Sapi and Manulan island (you can check our review for both). If you ha e time you can do one island each day or combine them however you wish.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We went to Islands, MAMUTIK & SAPI. Coral was dead. There was so much garbage on the beach, dirty diapers and plastic everywhere. Even floating in the water. Water was murky and we were unsure how clean it was.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I had a great time!!! I saw a blue spotted sting ray and clown fish, and many others! It was a great day! I wanted to see all five islands but it wouldn’t have been enough time. We had a wonderful time.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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