Things To Do
Most visitors arrive in Bohey Dulang Island on day tours organized by dive resorts/operators in Semporna, Pom Pom, Mataking, Singamata or Mabul.
Hiking
Bohey Dulang Island is known for the arduous but rewarding hiking trail to the top of Bohey Dulang Peak, standing at 353 meters. Majestic views of the sapphire blue lagoon await visitors who make it through the hour long climb.
Giant Clam and Marine Invertebrate Hatchery
Also well worth a visit is the Tun Sakaran Marine Research Unit’s seaweed farming and Giant Clam and Marine Invertebrate Hatchery, where up to 7 different species of giant clams are bred.
Bird Watching
Bohey Dulang Island was declared a bird sanctuary in 1933, a status that was revoked in 1978 as a preliminary for the establishment of Tun Sakaran Marine Park. However, it is still a paradise for bird watchers with many species roaming the area, including the black-naped fruit dove, owls, hornbills, partridges and babblers, among others.
Bajau Laut (Sea Gypsies) Village
Most visitors to Pulau Bohey Dulang come to catch a glimpse of the Bajau Lautsettlements set amid the majestic backdrop of the mountainous Bohey Dulang and Bodgaya Islands.
Snorkeling & Scuba Diving
Several dive resorts/operators organize snorkeling and diving day tours to Bohey Dulang Island.
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