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About us - Sangalaki Dive Lodge
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 How many times have you wished that you had the chance to visit a new dive destination before the rest of the world "Discovered" it. Sangalaki is such a place, and we want to share it with you. The Island of Sangalaki is located off the East coast of the Indonesian portion of Borneo. The Sangalaki Dive Lodge resort is uncrowded, the diving is spectacular, and exotic marine life that you've probably only seen in National Geographic is plentiful. You'll see Cuttlefish, Blue Ribbon Eels, Frogfish, Turtles, Manta Rays, Sharks, DOZENS of Species of Nudibranchs, HUNDREDS of species of hard and soft corals schools of brightly colored Fusaliers and ZILLIONS of colorful reef fishes.
The Island of Sangalaki and it's surrounding reefs are protected as an Indonesian Marine Park. Without the destructive effects of explosives and cyanide fishing, Sangalaki has remained a pristine example of an untouched tropical marine ecosystem. In a world where every resort claims to be situated in a "divers paradise", Sangalaki truly deserves the honor.
Sangalaki is the prime nesting site for Green Sea Turtles in South East Asia. Sangalaki Dive Lodge sponsors conservation programs to protect the endangered turtles.
In July 2001, Sangalaki Dive Lodge became an independent resort and is no longer associated with Borneo Divers & Sea Sports (Sabah). Borneo Divers founder, Ron Holland, who pioneered diving on both Sipadan and Sangalaki left Borneo Divers & Sea Sports to concentrate on Sangalaki Dive Lodge. The Resort unfortunately closed in late 2005. Rainbow Divers-Vietnam founder, Jeremy Stein, became a partner in 2006. Now Ron & Jeremy, together with their wives, Aima & Caroline, and the senior management team at Rainbow Divers, run the day to day management of the Resort.
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