PULAU KAPAS &
PULAU LANG TENGAH
Close to shore, Pulau Kapas and Pulau Lang Tengah are charming islands popular with day-trippers. Despite their proximity to the mainland, the diving here is quite good, with reef fish like moorish idols, butterfly fish and even wrasses easily spotted.
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Off Pulau Kapas is a World War Two wreck. Additional Thai fishing wrecks make it a varied dive destination. Between April to August you may even spot the many hawksbill or green turtles nesting along the coastline. A wide variety of accommodation is available, ranging from upmarket chalets to the ubiquitous A-frame huts.
For its sheer alluring beauty, Redang remains one of the most popular islands in Malaysia, and a must-see for any traveller keen on exploring the best of Peninsular Malaysia’s diving.
Endowed with breathtaking beauty and superb underwater attractions, Pulau Perhentian is a destination in Southeast
Asia with few peers.
Tenggol lies not far from the East Coast mainland, and is an exceptional site to the few who have dived here.
Tioman will delight you with its irresistible lure of holiday-making, discovery and, of course, diving.
The southern state of Johor is blessed with beautiful islands and splendid diving opportunities not to be missed.
For its sheer alluring beauty, Redang remains one of the most popular islands in Malaysia, and a must-see for any traveller keen on exploring the best of Peninsular Malaysia’s diving.
Endowed with breathtaking beauty and superb underwater attractions, Pulau Perhentian is a destination in Southeast
Asia with few peers.
Tenggol lies not far from the East Coast mainland, and is an exceptional site to the few who have dived here.
Tioman will delight you with its irresistible lure of holiday-making, discovery and, of course, diving.
The southern state of Johor is blessed with beautiful islands and splendid diving opportunities not to be missed.