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Talang Satang National Park

Sarawak's first marine protected area, home to the rare Irrawaddy dolphins and endangered hawksbill turtles
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Tour was nicely planned and timed, and my guide was very friendly and professional. I came as a solo traveler and felt comfortable throughout the process. The company and guide were also professional and upfront about the possible changes due to the weather.
Michelle N
Our main reason for taking the trip was to see the wildlife in the mangroves and on Satang island. The local boatman was excellent at spotting them in the vegetation. We saw 2 crocodiles, a couple of dolphins, the turtle nesting area, and a variety of fish. Like all wild activities it is a rustic experience and a lot is dependent on the weather and tides etc., but it is very worthwhile . The boatman was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. Thanks Ooo Haa Tours
Anne
Great tour. We saw some dolphins, crocodils and baby turtles.
Kees van Dam

Talang Satang National Park FAQs

What are the popular activities to do in Satang National Park?

Some popular activities in Satang National Park include snorkeling, scuba diving, wildlife observation, beach picnics, and guided jungle treks. It's home to a turtle sanctuary where you can witness turtle conservation efforts.

Are there any accommodations available within Satang National Park?
No, there are no accommodations available within the national park. However, there are several resorts and guesthouses located nearby where visitors can stay.
Can I see sea turtles in Satang National Park?
Yes, Satang National Park is known as a turtle sanctuary. Visitors have the opportunity to witness nesting turtles and even participate in releasing baby turtles into the sea during the nesting season.
Are there any hiking trails in Satang National Park?
Yes, there are guided jungle treks available in Satang National Park. These treks take visitors through the lush rainforest, providing an opportunity to spot various wildlife species and enjoy the natural beauty of the park.
How can I reach Satang National Park?
Satang National Park is accessible by boat from Sarawak, Malaysia. Visitors can hire private boats or join organized tours departing from nearby towns such as Kuching or Lundu.
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