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Location : Malaysia
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Region info : Borneo |
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| Address : PO Box 458, Block B Lot 36, Semporna, Semporna Seafront, Sabah, 91308 Malaysia | |||||||||||||
| Phone : +60 89 785372 | |||||||||||||
| Website : http://www.scuba-junkie.com/ | |||||||||||||
| Email : info@scuba-junkie.com | |||||||||||||
| Languages spoken : English | |||||||||||||
| Diving agencies : PADI | |||||||||||||
| Courses offered : Dive intro / try dives • Open water / beginners course • Advanced course • Rescue course • Divemaster / dive leader |
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| Safety equipment available : O2 medical kit • Medical kits in boat • Medical trained staff | |||||||||||||
| Dive centers services : Own boat • Own air compressor • Bar • Combo Lodging with Dives • Restaurant • TV & movies • Internet access • Underwater photography or video • Equipment gear rentals | |||||||||||||
| Type of tank provided : Aluminium 12-13 Lts | |||||||||||||
| Typical tank fill : 200 bar | |||||||||||||
| Price for 1 dive including equipment and staff/guide : 80 to 99 USD | |||||||||||||
| Price for 1 dive excluding equipment but with staff/guide : 60 to 79 USD | |||||||||||||
| Note: Prices are given for 1 dive to get a price level comparison. However, many dive centers propose ONLY package for 2 or more dives. So we have divided the total price by the number of dives to obtain the price level for 1 dive. | |||||||||||||
| Time to go to the nearest hospital : Less than 5 minutes | |||||||||||||
| Name of the nearest airport city : Tawau Sabah, TWU | |||||||||||||
| Average time to reach this airport : 30 to 60 minutes | |||||||||||||
| Level required : Beginner accepted |
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Scuba Junkie- Malaysia
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Description for the dive shop Scuba Junkie- Malaysia
Scuba Junkie is located in Semporna, which is on the east coast of Sabah, Malaysia on the island of Borneo. Semporna has links to both major international and national transport hubs, so whether you're on a two-week holiday from overseas or coming by bus on a year-long backpacking trip, we've got you covered.
Most people come for the world-famous Sipadan Island—home to thousands of turtles, schooling sharks, swirling barracuda, and awe-inspiring coral walls dropping more than 2,000 meters straight down to the sea floor. Sipadan is frequently voted as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, but the diving doesn’t stop there.
Mabul, just a twenty minute boat ride from Sipadan, is one of the best macro-dive sites in the world. In fact, the term “muck-diving” was invented at Mabul, where you’ll encounter untold numbers of weird and amazing critters including blue-ringed octopus, harlequin ghost pipefish, dwarf stonefish, seahorses, nudibranchs, and many more. Or perhaps you’d like to visit Sibuan, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful islands in Sabah with empty white sand beaches, coconut palm trees, and azure blue waters. Frogfish are virtually guaranteed here, as are pygmy seahorses, mandarin fish, scorpion fish, crocodile fish, or encounters with eagle rays out in the blue. In short, there's something here to meet every diver's taste.
Mabul, just a twenty minute boat ride from Sipadan, is one of the best macro-dive sites in the world. In fact, the term “muck-diving” was invented at Mabul, where you’ll encounter untold numbers of weird and amazing critters including blue-ringed octopus, harlequin ghost pipefish, dwarf stonefish, seahorses, nudibranchs, and many more. Or perhaps you’d like to visit Sibuan, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful islands in Sabah with empty white sand beaches, coconut palm trees, and azure blue waters. Frogfish are virtually guaranteed here, as are pygmy seahorses, mandarin fish, scorpion fish, crocodile fish, or encounters with eagle rays out in the blue. In short, there's something here to meet every diver's taste.
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