INTRODUCTION
Sulawesi Sea Safari Sdn Bhd is a Dive center which offers Diving Tour and Packages, Scuba Diving Courses (PADI), Snorkeling Trip (Island Hoping) and Underwater Research Program. With vast exposure and experiences of the in the directors diving industry in terms of Marketing, Management and Technical expertise.
With tourism industry known as a sunrise industry and with experience for 15 years in the diving industry, we are confident that our existence will continue delivering professional and fun experiences to our clients. We believe that our local knowledge in Semporna waters (Sulawesi Sea) would enhance the variety of dives sites as we continue discovering new tourism dive sites and improving current damage site by promoting conservation dives program in several area within Semporna.
With our current supportive contacts in this field and our marketing strategy, this will ensure a positive business growth. We too are committed in training locals in being professionals in the dive industry and continue support the local district authority in technical advise regards to the diving/eco-tourism industry.
A Thought on Alexander Ho, Leonard Lai & Soh Kain Tiong (Su) – the 3 Most Famous Dive Guides of Mabul by Stephen Wong
“My first visit to Mabul Island was in Dec 1995, and I was there for 2 weeks. After a week there, I wanted to de-gas. Skipping the afternoon dives, I took a walk to Sipadan Water Village Resort (SWV). I wasn’t staying at SWV but on the island one. At SWV’s dive center, I met one Japanese dive master (Miss Momy) and a Malaysian Chinese divemaster (Mr. John). Subsequently, they introduced me to their Japanese dive consultant Mr. Yoshi. We spoke and they graciously provided me with a tour of SWV. Yoshi kindly presented to me a copy of “Fish Watching Press” of Sipadan/Mabul Islands (published by Diving World – Japan). After speaking with them and reading the Fish Watch Press, I knew, for the past week, I wasn’t really experiencing what Mabul could offer. I immediately was attracted to the resort and SWV’s diving culture.”