Terengganu

Batu Tabir (★3.7)

This underwater pinnacle is located north of Tanjung Butong. It is located in a current zone, and the top of the pinnacle is about 5m underwater, and the bottom is surrounded by boulder formations.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Black Coral Garden Redang (★4.2)

Just 3 minutes boat ride from Dive Center. Is a bay entry, current are usually strong when is full moon. There some artificial reef with healthy coral growth.

Mares

Tanjung Gemok (★4.3)

Tanjung Gemuk is a popular dive site on Tenggol Island, known for its diverse marine life and relatively calm waters. It’s located on the southern coast and is suitable for both beginner and experienced divers.

Mares

Big Mount (★4.3)

Big mount is located by the northernmost point of Pulau Lima. The entry point is a buoy line extended into 18m depth. As a pinnacle site, the tip was submerged at 14m, whereas the wall extends into 32m where it transitions into a sandy bottom. Current can be strong at times.

Mares

Kampung Beach Front (★4.3)

Right in front of Nemo Chalet is the Kampung House Reef. This dive site is a simple shore entry, and is welcoming to snorkelers and divers alike. The sandy bottom stretch into 10m deep, and has an abundance of Clownfish and Anemones.

Scubapro

Sugar Wreck (★4.3)

Sugar Wreck - registered as MV Union Star at the time of sinking, was transporting sugar when it sunk during 1999. The 90m cargo ship now sits at 19m of water, gathering growth and fish-life for the past 24 years. The wreck lays sideway, with possible penetration into the interior for certified overhead diver.

Mares

Marine Park Jetty (★4.6)

Lots of healthy marine life in the vicinity, and the sites are relatively untouched. The current here is quite strong and unpredictable. Access to this dive site requires approval from the Marine Park personnel.

Mares

Batu Layar (★4.4)

Batu Layar, or translated into Sail Rock, is a hard coral reef of Staghorn Corals and massive Table Corals. The coral reef extends into 18m, and turns into a sandy bottom. Batu Layar is considered one of the best dive sites in Perhentian with consistently good visibility.

Aqualung

San Choi Wreck (★4.6)

San Choi are 3 fisherman wrecks sunk in 2018 to form an artificial reef. Sitting at 18m depth, the wreck is now teeming with fishes, to the extent that it blocks the sunlight. The wreck is also a cleaning station, with plenty of cleaner pipefish and cleaner shrimps offering their service to the fishes.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

D’Lagoon (★4.4)

D’lagoon is a reef overlooking the Perhentian windmill. Blessed with clear water and a shallow and majestic reef, it is the embodiment of beauty itself. D’lagoon is located in a bay, also protects it from wind and current. The Reef starts from the shoreline into 12m depth, where it transitions into a sandy bottom.

Mares

Corn Wreck (★4.4)

This wreck was sunk in front of Redang Marine Park, then drifted to the place where it belong here. The currents are not predictable, it may have strong current.

Mares

Batu Kuching (★4.0)

Batu Kuching is one of the highlight dive site in Lang Tengah island. It is a 6 minutes boat ride from Summer Bay Resort. This dive site is suitable for beginner & advanced divers.

Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Batu Berendam (★4.1)

Northwest of Tanjung Basi lies Batu Berendam, one of the deepest dive site in Perhentian. Easily reaching more than 30m depth, the site is made up of massive boulder cluster, with the highest point at 15-18m. Current can be strong, and thermoclines are prominent here.

Mares

Pulau Rawa (★4.5)

Pulau Rawa is primarily known as a snorkeling site, with pristine water and a powdery sandy beach. Besides, it also offers amazing diving experience around the island. Besides the shallow entry at the beach, there are rocky outcrops and boulders further out that offers amazing swim-throughs and hard coral reefs.

Mares

Pulau Yu Kecil (★4.6)

South of Bidong island, uninhabited island with lush vegetation. Dive site is on southern side, shoal with good coral cover, fish and soft coral gardens. Depths from 6 meters reaching 30meters.

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