No at night it is dark so no life guard will be able to see anyone in the water!

Hi, If you are in family group of 10 or more. You may seek the local tour operator to arrange one boat for your group. Alternatively, you may bought the land tour at hotel booth and there will arrange the pickup for you. We there in a group of 10, so is much convenience for the tour operator t arrange. On Mamutik Island, it is rather crowded by tourist. Tourist is allow to wear life jacket and snorkelling at the left and right side of the jetty. We tested both side and felt the one at right side is the best. Within 6 meters from beach, there is almost no coral at all,...just white sand at ground. However, once you cross the line, the world is really amazing. However, watch-out of the sharp coral beneath as it is not really depth (about 3-4 feets). Important note: Do not disturb or stand on the coral. Enjoy !!!

hi Greta, I'm not sure of the campsite name but when my wife and I were on mamutik island recently we did look into staying on island and you can rent tents and other items at a small fee with toilet and shower block available. The booking and rental is at small shop on main jetty may also possible to book at your tour operator at the Sutera harbour. from memory tents 30rm and small Camp fee. hope it helps. enjoy👍

There isn't much for a 4 yr old and a 2 yr old except playing in the water (sea and/or pool) and on the sand. It can get very hot by the beach so take the necessary precautions. Also, be sure to stay in the areas designated for swimming as there are boats plying between Mamutik and the nearby islands

not sure about the accommodation on the island -but bear in mind all food/drink on the island is way more expensive than the mainland - so any accommodation built there will almost certainly fall into the "luxury" bracket pricewise , easy enough to go there any time -just head to jesselton pier - book/pay and be on the island within half an hour

You can negotiate at Kota Kinabalu habour any kind of island hopping before you start. Small conservation fees have to be paid once you enter some of these islands in addition.

The cruise ship The World was docked not far from Jessleton at a private dock when we were there in August.