Best of the West Diving Event (26th – 28th March 2010), Scuba Diving Trips, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Borneo
Fancy diving some pristine coral reefs? Do you want to be the only divers in the water? Does diving in tropical waters tempt you? Then you should join the Best of the West Diving trip hosted by Borneo Dream from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
Do you need another reason to join this event – book the three days diving with Borneo Dream and we’ll give you 10% off the diving trip prices! Read the rest of this entry »
We went scuba diving at three dive sites – Sapi House Reef, Edgell Patch and Ron’s Reef. We enjoyed stunning visibility at Edgell Patch (20 – 30m) and saw some really nice marine life including a Green Turtle, Blue Spotted Rays, Leopard Moray Eel, a range of Nudibranches, Barracuda, juvenile Bamboo Shark, a 1.5m Black Tip Reef Shark and more.
Enjoy some photos and underwater video footage from this scuba diving trip.
The weather, and sea state, had been good for a couple of weeks before their diving trip to KK, Sabah. This meant that the visibility was excellent at many of the coral reefs we took them diving at. We also had blue skies and sunshine over the weekend and showed the Pulau Sapi and Pulau Mamutik islands during the lunch break surface interval. A perfect combination!
The teachers had a great time scuba diving with Borneo Dream in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah and are already thinking about how they can fit diving in with us during a future school holiday. I’m sure we’ll see them again very soon.
Project AWARE International Reef Clean Up Event organised by Borneo Dream in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Borneo Dream ran a reef clean up event in Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park yesterday as part of Project AWARE International Clean Up Day.
The reef clean up event was a great success – we had four boats full of divers taking part and we collected 105kg of marine debris! We also performed the first ever Crown of Thorns clean up in Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park on an area of reef near Pulau Mankan.
Green Turtle
This event was also supported by some of our local Business Partners – Sabah Parks, Borneo Divers, Marine Research Foundation and the Pacific Sutera Marina – we would like to thank them for their support and for helping to make this event the success it was.
The aim of Project AWARE International Clean Up Day is to raise awareness of the importance of conserving our underwater world and encouraging marine conservation activity. We helped forty participants help address a local underwater issue – marine debris in Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. Read the rest of this entry »
Edgell Patches has two separate large coral reefs. The reefs are 10m – 25m in depth and full of beautiful hard corals, sponges, soft corals and Anemones. They are large enough to offer a different dive each time you visit this dive site.
Enjoy some video footage taken during a scuba diving trip to Edgell Patches last weekend. The video was taken by Billy, one of our Dive Professionals, during a single diving day trip.
