It doesn’t matter if you’re planning a laid-back family holiday, romantic getaway or diving trip, you’ll find plenty of activities and things to do in Pulau Mabul suitable for all age groups.

• Visit to the island’s Bajau Laut village, home to the legendary ‘Sea Gypsies’.
  Famous for their nomadic, seafaring way of life, they live mostly in houseboats or wooden stilt houses built over the ocean.
  The Bajau Laut are a friendly and welcoming people – if you’re lucky, you may even be offered some purple seaweed or fresh coconuts during your visit.

• Sunrise & Sunset
  Sunrise, sunsetMabul is located in Sabah, the first Malaysian state to witness the golden rays of the sun every morning, at about 5.45am.

  It’s an early wake-up call, but the reward is well worth it. Join the villagers as they prepare for the day ahead or settle down in your chosen spot at the end of the day to experience sunrise or sunset in Mabul.

• Milky Way
  The Milky Way galaxy lights up Mabul’s sky at night, providing a scenic backdrop visible from most parts of the island.

  If you love stargazing or time-lapse photography, then this live, 5-day Mabul weather forecast can help you see if there is a clear night in the near future, so that your chances of catching the Milky Way can be maximized.