Labuan is best known as a Southeast Asia financial center and for duty-free shopping. Most visitors consist of off-shore businesses and local bargain hunters. Only a handful of travelers make it to this island. But they’re in for a treat. Diving to shipwrecks, pristine beaches and World War II military attractions make Labuan among Borneo’s most underrated destinations. A trip to Labuan promises an adventure and a convenient stop between Sabah and Brunei. The Crazy Tourist identifies the 15 best things to do in Labuan including where to go diving, which museums to visit and the island’s most famous World War II attractions. Labuan Island allures thrill-seeking divers to explore its four shipwrecks. As experienced divers know, this is a rare indulgence. Join a tour and explore one or all four shipwrecks including Cement, Australian, Blue Water and American Wrecks. Nothing beats the thrill of swimming with thousands of fish through the submerged compartments. Discover each wreck’s story and how they met their fate to rest for eternity off Labuan’s coast. Both newly qualified divers and the experienced can visit the wrecks. Arrange your tour before arriving in Labuan. #couplestrip #staycation