Pulau Sulug is the farthest of the islands in Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park in Sabah. It is popular with non-locals who escape there for the peace and tranquility. Relatively undeveloped, Pulau Sulug has good patches of coral reefs at its southern part.
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Getting there
Arrange with boat operator at the Kota Kinabalu Ferry Terminal. A return fare to Pulau Sulug should be around RM19 per person. You can also charter a boat for around RM200-RM250. There are also island-hopping tickets for RM27 (2 islands), RM37 (3 islands) and RM47 (4 islands).Pulau Sulug Location Map
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