Pulau Sibu in Johor is a tropical paradise, home to endangered dugongs, site of an ancient volcano (yes, you read that right - volcano!), and is where coconut trees rustle in the sea breeze that blows in from offshore. We want to share the beauty of Pulau Sibu and our work in the area with you in an engaging, intriguing and educational manner through this excursion. The island is where we have been conducting our dugong research and conservation work since 2014. It is the only place in Peninsular Malaysia where dugongs are still reliably found, therefore we deem the area as a last stronghold for these gentle sea cows. Pulau Sibu is still relatively undeveloped, hence a lot of its original beauty is still preserved. It is also one of the last few islands in Peninsular Malaysia where traditional kampungs (villages) and kampung living still exist. On this excursion, we engage the local islanders in their services, providing them with a livelihood income, tapping also into their local ecological and cultural knowledge of the area. We will also reach into our scientific knowledge based on the research we've been conducting in the area to share information with you throughout this guided excursion. Activities included in this excursion include snorkeling, dugong watching, kampung lifestyle tour, jungle trekking, and free and easy beach time. 

Our original excursion package is 4D3N, but the duration and activities are customizable to suit different requirements of our participants who may prefer a private group trip (see ‘Private Excursions’ below for more information).