As the name implies, Pulau Tiga Park consists of three main islands. Pulau Tiga, Pulau Kalampunian Besar and Pulau Kalampunian Damit or better known as ‘Snake Island’. Covering a total area of 15,864ha, this park was gazetted in 1978 to protect its pristine natural environment, which include coral reefs, exotic marine life, native flora and fauna and other natural existence of the islands.

The only available facilities in the park are located at Pulau Tiga, the largest of the three islands. Dubbed as ‘Survivor Island’, Pulau Tiga was the main location of the popular ‘Survivor’ TV programme shot in 1999. Also known as Snake Island, Pulau Kalampunian Damit is a small island covered in thick vegetation and is home to hundreds of the amphibious sea snakes (the Laticuda colubrine), which lays eggs on the shore of this island. Pulau Kalampunian Besar is a small sand cay built up from unconsolidated coral fragments popular with the many species of birds including the Megapodes, the Great Crested Terns, pigeons and sea eagles.

The drier month of March to July is the best time to visit the park, although it is open throughout the year. Pulau Tiga Park is located in Kimanis Bay on the West Coast of Sabah, about 48km south of Kota Kinabalu. There are over 130 species of fishes identified in this marine park. Best time to dive is from March to October. Average diving depth here is 10m, maximum depth is 25m. The island's dive experience boasts of regular sightings of lobsters, stingrays and various species of soft whip corals.

	Day 1 : Airport – Kuala Penyu Jetty – Pulau Tiga Resort Meet and greet at airport / hotel within Kota Kinabalu city, then go on a 2 hour journey to Kuala Penyu Jetty which is the only jetty to Pulau Tiga Resort. Take a 20 minutes boat ride to the resort and check in. Free at leisure.   Breakfast: NO    Lunch: NO    Dinner: YES Day 2 : Breakfast – Kuala Penyu Jetty – Airport After breakfast, free to explore the island or go swimming, kayaking, snorkeling or diving in its surrounding clear waters. One can also check the nearby mud volcano or visit the nearby Kalampunian Damit Island, also known as ‘Snake Island’. This is because it is a breeding ground for the amphibious sea snake Laticauda colubrina, which comes to the shores to lay eggs. 150 snakes can usually be seen coiled in a tangled mass under boulders or among tree roots. Then check out and transfer to Kuala Penyu Jetty to return to hotel within Kota Kinabalu City / airport for your flight departure. Breakfast: YES    Lunch: YES    Dinner: NO
PRICE (RINGGIT MALAYSIA) NETT PER PERSON
Please enquiry through email: enquiry@goodearthsabah.com
REMARKS	Additional charge of RM 40.00 per person / per return transfer from outskirt hotels. Child Rate: Age 2 years and below is Free of Charge (FOC) Age 2 – 12 years is 50% of above price.
PRICE INCLUDES	Return land transfer, return scheduled boat transfer, Government Service Tax, Sabah Park Entrance Fee, Meals as stated above and one night accommodation in Superior Room on Twin Sharing Basis with ensuite bathroom facilities and air conditioning.
PRICE EXCLUDES	Service Fee/Tipping for Tour Guide & Driver of RM10.00 nett per person per day, Airfare, Travel Insurance, Alcoholic/juice/carbonated beverages and items not stated above.
BOAT SCHEDULE	Kuala Penyu Jetty to Pulau Tiga Resort: 1000 hrs & 1500 hrs. Pulau Tiga Resort to Kuala Penyu Jetty : 0900 hrs & 1400 hrs.