The One Dive Club Sea Angel
Lot. 14 459, off Jalan Mukim 6, Jalan Kangkong, Taman Goodwoodhen, 58200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Explore Pulau Tenggol
Tenggol Island, nestled off the east coast of Malaysia, offers an enchanting dive experience that is both accessible and pristine. This small island, part of a scenic archipelago including the Perhentian Islands and Pulau Redang, remains a well-kept secret, thus ensuring its underwater realm stays untouched and vibrant. Divers are treated to a kaleidoscope of marine life, with frequent sightings of nudibranchs, turtles, and a variety of reef fishes, adding bursts of color to the already mesmerizing coral gardens. The possibility of encountering majestic whale sharks makes every dive a thrilling adventure. The island boasts diverse dive environments, from vibrant reefs to dramatic walls and intriguing wrecks, catering to all levels of divers. Whether embarking on a shore dive or exploring deeper waters from a boat, the sense of serenity and isolation enhances the overall experience. The availability of liveaboard options adds to the allure, offering divers the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the underwater wonders that Tenggol Island has to offer. Its location ensures a rich biodiversity, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking both tranquility and adventure in their diving escapades.
Dive Activity
Diving in Pulau Tenggol
There are more than 25 dive sites surrounding this small island. The pristine reefs are definitely a highlight and there are numerous dive sites which feature reefs at all sorts of depths to admire. There are dive sites with rock formations including boulders, small caves and small caverns. There are multiple drift dives, stunning coral covered walls, for example at Teluk Air Tawar, a wreck named TV Wreck and another wreck named the 5 Sisters. Some of the dive sites are suitable only for advanced level divers or higher mostly due to the depths, but there are also ideal sites for novice divers. The diving is done from small speed boats.
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Dive Sites
The best Months to dive in Pulau Tenggol
The island is accessible from the start of March until the end of October, as November to February is the monsoon season and so not ideal conditions to be on this island. The water temperatures here are only 27 degrees Celsius at its coldest, so still very pleasant temperatures, and it reaches up to 32 degrees Celsius in the hottest months. Generally, the visibility here ranges between 15 metres and 20 metres which can really vary due to weather conditions. Between August and October is the best time to spot larger species including Whale Sharks and Manta Rays.
Top Wildlife Sightings in Pulau Tenggol
Due to the thriving reefs in this area made up of a large variety of different corals and other reef flora, there are many different species of fish and other marine species which are attracted to these reefs and make them their home or feed on them. There are certain dive sites which are littered with many colourful Nudibranchs. There are also a few dives sites which have schools of Jacks, Tuna and Snapper which fill the waters. Some of the larger species which make appearances here include Large Napoleon Fish, Hawksbill Turtles and Green Sea Turtles. The highlights include Black Tip Reef Sharks, Leopard Sharks, Giant Stingrays and, on the luckiest days, Whalesharks.
Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content
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Green Turtle
275 Sightings
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Total number of species approx.: 27
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Barracuda
230 Sightings
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14
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21
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32
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12
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40
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26
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54
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26
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3
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Total number of species approx.: 200
Alamy-WaterFrame
Moray Eel
215 Sightings
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6
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10
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27
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14
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42
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20
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3
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5
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Hawksbill Turtle
187 Sightings
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5
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23
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18
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1
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53
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49
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12
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6
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1
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Whale Shark
78 Sightings
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10
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17
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31
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20
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Total number of species approx.: 600
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Wrasse
50 Sightings
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3
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3
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17
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4
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19
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3
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Total number of species approx.: 28
Udo Kefrig
Clownfish
1.2k Sightings
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47
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77
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195
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114
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138
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244
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251
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120
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47
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6
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Total number of species approx.: 100
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Parrotfish
838 Sightings
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2
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41
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49
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116
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80
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106
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138
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189
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88
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23
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4
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Total number of species approx.: 90
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Angelfish
822 Sightings
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19
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32
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61
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190
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191
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70
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36
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4
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Total number of species approx.: 130
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Butterfly Fish
530 Sightings
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13
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11
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34
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43
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127
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116
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48
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38
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