The macro-diving capital of the world, Mabul's muck diving sites hide pygmy seahorses, mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, and frogfish in conditions that reward careful, slow-paced exploration. Kapalai's famous water village resort, elevated on stilts over a sandbar, offers one of Malaysia's most distinctive accommodation experiences. Compared to Sipadan Island, Mabul has 3 times more macro species per dive, and its muck sites feature 50% greater biodiversity than the average Malaysian dive destination.
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