Who We Are
What began as a dive centre with a love for the ocean has grown into a movement to protect it. Scuba Junkie SEAS is where adventure meets purpose working together for the ocean’s future.
5,500+
Bags of marine debris collection
13,000+
Shark sightings at Sipadan
40
Turtles identified
191
Baby turtles adopted
56
Nests relocated to the Hatchery
127
Volunteer hours
Our Ocean Missions
Turtles
To protect endangered sea turtles, we run a hatchery for safe nesting and hatchling release, a rehabilitation centre for injured turtles, and a turtle ID project that supports research helping ensure these ancient mariners continue to grace our oceans.
Corals
Coral reefs are the foundation of marine life, so we strengthen their resilience by maintaining coral nurseries and artificial reefs, and conducting coral monitoring to guide conservation and restoration efforts.
Marine Debris
We keep our island and ocean clean through regular beach and reef cleans removing harmful waste and raising awareness to protect both marine life and the community that depends on a healthy ocean.
Outreach
Through outreach with local schools, the Mabul Eco Youth, and Scuba Junkie guests, we build appreciation for marine ecosystems the first step toward protection and inspire knowledge, pride, and collective action to care for our ocean.
Sharks
As the founding conservation initiative of Scuba Junkie SEAS, we aim to protect sharks through maintaining a sightings database, research, public awareness, and promoting sustainable tourism practices that do not harm shark populations.
Eco-Resort
Scuba Junkie is committed to sustainable tourism by using eco- friendly practices in running its resort such as solar power, recycling, repurposing rainwater, going seafood free and supporting local conservation efforts.
Live, learn, and make a difference
with our marine conservation team
Join us on Mabul Island to protect marine life, learn new skills,
and make a difference through hands-on conservation.
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