Escape to Pom Pom Island Resort, where pristine beaches, rich marine life, and the turquoise waters of the Celebes Sea create the perfect tropical retreat.
| At a glance | |
| Location: | 45 mins from Semporna |
| Pricing: | Mid-range |
| Type: | Beach & floating |
| Classification: | PADI 5 Star Dive Resort |
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Pom Pom Island Resort is a tranquil retreat located 45 minutes by boat from Semporna, Borneo. Pom Pom Island is a small atoll surrounded by rich tropical vegetation, white sandy beaches, and the turquoise waters of the Celebes Sea. It is a nesting site for Green and Hawksbill turtles, offering guests the unique chance to witness baby turtles hatching and being released into the sea.
The resort’s centerpiece is a stunning Belian timber structure housing the restaurant, bar, and saloon, with space for up to 200 guests. Dining options include traditional Asian (Malay and Chinese) and European cuisine, featuring fresh local fish, meats, vegetables, and a variety of desserts. For relaxation, guests can enjoy the lounge area, games room, and souvenir shop.
Activities at the resort include diving, snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, beach volleyball, and jogging around the island’s track. It takes about an hour to walk or kayak around the island. Pom Pom Island Resort offers three types of villas—Beach Front, Garden View, and Water Villas—each designed for comfort and privacy, with air conditioning, private balconies, and freshwater bathrooms.
As a licensed PADI 5 Star Dive Resort, Pom Pom Island provides exceptional diving experiences, exploring vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. The resort also emphasizes conservation, with a turtle hatchery where guests can learn about and participate in turtle conservation efforts.
For those seeking further adventure, the resort’s liveaboard, Putri, offers deluxe cruising trips to nearby islands, adding another dimension to your island getaway. Guests can also explore popular destinations such as Tun Sakaran Marine Park, Timba Timba, Kulapuan, Pandanan, Mataking, and Batarua Reef.
