Semporna, as a garden of Eden that is hardly disturbed by the world, attracts backpackers, vacationers, diving enthusiasts, and photographers from all over the world. This small town in Malaysia and its affiliated islands were surrounded by sea water, but because of the panoramic view of the ocean park on Pearl Island, Semporna became famous and became the new favorite of photographers.
In this blue sea and blue sky that is no less than any corner of the world, there are unbridled blue sky, dazzling white clouds, transparent glass sea water, fine pearl powder beach, and Sipadan, a pilgrimage paradise for divers. Comparable to the coral sceneries of the Great Barrier Reef, the Ba Yao people nomadic on the sea. These constitute Semporna, but not enough to interpret it.
Because the most beautiful scenery has a different angle in everyone's eyes, and for those who love nature photography, there will be a unique perspective under the lens. Flying fish with you on the island will lead the movie friends to go deep into the island of Semporna, explore this little-known pure sea, watch the clouds fall into the water, and the boat floats in the air.
What do you want to shoot for in Semporna? How to shoot? How can I get the most beautiful Semporna?
As a photography enthusiast, an island controller, and a diver, Feiyu has been to Semporna nearly 10 times. I know the islands and underwater of Semporna very well. The purpose of making this guide is to let you photographers use your lens to discover the most beautiful Semporna.
There are many large and small islands in the Semporna waters. There are islands with resorts such as Madajon, Bang Bang Island and Mabul Island, and there are also uninhabited natural small islands such as Vinpearl Island, Gunkan Island, and Mandab Bay. The island, whether it is the beautiful scenery on the island, or the various poses under the water, is awe-inspiring.
[Highlight 1-Panorama of Dunsakaran Marine Park]
When going to Semporna, the most worthwhile thing is to climb the 600-meter Pearl Island, stand on the top, and look at the panoramic view of the entire Dunsakaran Ocean Park. The layered sea water makes you want to see through. This is the business card of Semporna. This is also one of the attractions that made Semporna famous.
[Highlight 2-Sea Gypsies-Ba Yao Nationality]
A special ethnic group-the Bayao people live on the sea near Mandab Bay Island and Gunkan Island in Semporna. They have no nationality, no medical care, no school, most of them do not have houses on land, either drifting on a boat, or temporarily living in simple stilts. Fishing is their only way of survival, and occasionally they go ashore just to sell. Seafood in exchange for basic daily necessities.
No one knows exactly when the Bajau people began to live at sea. Most of the current claims come from the observations of the Dutch and British in the 16th century. However, it is certain that the Bajau people have lived in harmony with nature for hundreds of years. History.
The Ba Yao people who take boats as their feet and the sea as their home, stand on stilts on the sea, like a paradise on earth in isolation. Stateless Bayao children play and laugh freely on the sea.
[Highlight 3-beautiful trailing beach]
Another great beauty of Semporna is the pearl-like white sandy beach inlaid on the blue sea.
The trailing sandy beach of Madajon connects the islands of Madajon, forming a long sand bridge, which is one of the reasons why Madajon is called the most beautiful island. The beach is as shadowy as the tide rises and falls, and when the tide is low, it is like a girl who is white and elegant; when the tide is high, the different colors of the deep diving and the subtle waves of the sea reflect a different beauty.
The uninhabited island of Tingpa Tingpa Island, the long trailing beach stretches like the sea, and the beautiful scenery in front of you makes people feel that the world is only blue and white, so you can’t bear to stay on it. Make any footprint.
The trailing beach of Gunkanjima is also very beautiful, especially Gunkanjima taken from aerial photography.
