Pulau Ligitan
Island Small Sabahan island once subject to territorial dispute
Pulau Ligitan, an island in Sabah near northeastern reefs, is noted for coral habitats and occasional dive excursions launched from nearby towns.
How to Get to Pulau Ligitan #
Access typically requires a chartered boat from Tawau or nearby Sabah ports; because of conservation and territorial sensitivities, arrange visits through local authorities or licensed operators.
Tips for Visiting Pulau Ligitan #
- Pulau Ligitan is remote-confirm permissions and access ahead since the island has been subject to territorial sensitivities.
- Respect wildlife and seabird colonies; nesting areas can be fragile and require distance.
- Bring supplies: no developed tourist facilities are available on the islet.
Best Time to Visit Pulau Ligitan #
Drier months are preferable; sea conditions dictate access windows.
April-October
April-October · 26-31°C
Drier months and calmer seas make visits more feasible.
November-March
November-March · 24-30°C
Monsoon season brings heavier rainfall and rough seas-travel may be unsafe.
Weather & Climate near Pulau Ligitan #
Climate
Temperature & Rainfall
Temperature Range
30°
Warmest Month
25°
Coldest Month
Monthly Conditions
January
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
11.8h daylight
February
Weather
2.3
UV Index
Extreme
11.9h daylight
March
Weather
2.5
UV Index
Extreme
12.0h daylight
April
Weather
2.5
UV Index
Extreme
12.1h daylight
May
Weather
2.3
UV Index
Extreme
12.2h daylight
June
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
12.3h daylight
July
Weather
2.2
UV Index
Extreme
12.2h daylight
August
Weather
2.3
UV Index
Extreme
12.2h daylight
September
Weather
2.3
UV Index
Extreme
12.0h daylight
October
Weather
2.2
UV Index
Extreme
11.9h daylight
November
Weather
2.1
UV Index
Extreme
11.8h daylight
December
Weather
2.0
UV Index
Very High
11.7h daylight
