1. The Floating Village Travelers will approach a village built entirely above the water, with wooden stilt houses, small fishing boats, and children paddling around. It’s a very photogenic, authentic, and “only in Sabah” scene. 2. Daily Life on the Sea Visitors get to observe how the community lives 100% connected to the ocean: Families drying fish and sea cucumbers Fishermen preparing nets Women sorting shells and seafood Children paddling handmade boats This is not a staged show — it’s real daily life. 3. Traditional Bajau Laut Skills Depending on the village, travelers may see: Free-diving Bajau Laut (some dive 10–20m with no equipment) Spearfishing tools Handmade wooden boats (lepa-lepa) Natural methods for catching fish 4. The Famous Sea-Gypsy Kids The children of Kampung Gipsi are well known for: Paddling tiny boats Diving for shells Playing in the water Being very friendly