Manukan Island is the second largest island of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park and the most frequented island by tourists. Manukan Island is facing a bay of crystal clear and tranquil sea. The water is so calm and shallow that it’s also suitable for non-swimmers. Families feel safe to let their kids playing in the water. No matter how far their children go, parents still can have a clear open view on what’s going on.

Proceed for 30-45 minutes drive to Mengkabong home of the descendants of pirates knows as Bajau Sea Gypsies who set foot land on in the early 19th century. Presently they known as fisherman who resides in small village built on water (i.e house built on stilts and connected by narrow wooden planks). A memorable and educational river cruise about the importance of Mangrove forest with beautiful nature scenery along the river where water streams peacefully and sea real life one of famous indigenous tribe Bajau fisherman lifestyle.