Donggu Abdul Raman National Park is Malaysia's first marine national park, located in the South China Sea off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah State, about 20 minutes by boat from Kota Kinabalu. The park consists of five main islands: Manugan, Shabi, Mamdi, Gaya and Solo. Known for its beautiful sandy beaches, clear waters, rich corals and marine life, these islands are a paradise for snorkeling, diving and water activities. Visitors can choose between two or three islands, of which Gaya Island and Manugan Island have accommodation facilities, but the price is relatively expensive. The natural scenery of Donggu Abdul Raman Park is beautiful and the sea is clear, suitable for various water activities. Sabi and Manukan are the most popular islands, and Sabi is loved by tourists with its delicate white sand beaches and rich marine life, and is a great place for snorkeling and beach recreation. Manukan is favored for its well-established tourist facilities and beautiful beaches, with resorts, restaurants and diving centers for families and couples. Also, visitors need to pay attention to a few things when playing, such as water safety and beach safety. When snorkeling or other water projects, wear a life jacket and follow the coach's instructions. There may be ants and mosquitoes on the beach, so anti-mosquito liquid is a must. In addition, due to the strong sunlight on the island, tourists are advised to wear long-sleeved trousers and apply sunscreen regularly.