Where can I dive in Tioman?
5 Best Dive Sites Around Tioman
- Tiger Reef, Salang. No divers should ever miss this because it has the most impressive reefs in the area.
- Renggis Island. One of the top famous dive site and it can get really crowded.
- Chebeh Island.
- Labas Island.
- Sawadee Wrecks.
When can you dive in Tioman?
From March- October are the best times for diving. Visibility ranges from 15m to 30m. Water temperatures range from 27- 29°C so a 3mm wetsuit year round is a popular choice amongst divers.
Where is the most beautiful place to scuba dive?
Best Scuba Diving in the World: 10 Top Locations
- Great Blue Hole, Belize.
- Barracuda Point, Sipadan Island.
- Maaya Thila – South Ari Atoll, Maldives.
- Richelieu Rock, Thailand.
- Santa Rosa Wall, Cozumel.
- SS Thistlegorm Wreck, Egyptian Red Sea.
- SS Yongala Wreck – Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
- 1000 Steps, Bonaire.
How do you get to Tioman Island?
Tioman Island is located around 32km off the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, on the border between the Johor and Pahang states of Malaysia. You can reach Tioman easily; By Bus/Car/Taxi and then a ferry from Mersing (Johor state) or Tanjung Gemok (Pahang state) ferry terminals.
Which Hawaiian island has the best scuba diving?
There is no best Hawaiian island for scuba diving — every island packs its own flavor. The Big Island offers the greatest number of dive sites, as well as sweeping biodiversity on reef dives, from manta rays to nudibranchs. The island of Kauai delivers the biggest numbers of green sea turtles.
Where is best to dive in April?
The Top 5 Scuba Diving Destinations in April
- Tiger Beach, Bahamas. As a shark sanctuary, The Bahamas is known as one of the world’s best shark diving destinations.
- Belize. Representing the heart of the Caribbean, Belize is spectacular.
- Tubbataha Reef, Philippines.
- Sipadan, Malaysia.
- Ningaloo Reef, Australia.
Is Malaysia good for diving?
Diving in Malaysia is suitable for all levels of divers as waters are generally calm and reefs are protected and most dive sites can be accessed by speed boats without any need for a liveaboard vessel. Layang-Layang Island is an area for deep dives of up to 40m – perfect if you have the right certifications.
Is there good diving in Malaysia?
Malaysia has calm waters and protected reefs making it ideal for scuba diving of all levels. Scuba diving in Malaysia is not only a wonderful experience, where you can explore breathtaking diversity of marine life but its also soul-soothing.
Which Hawaiian island has clearest water?
Molokini. Molokini is a small crescent-shaped island is situated about three miles from Maui’s southwest coast. Molokini is said to have some of the clearest water in all of Hawaii with visibility depths of up to 200 feet. Molokini is a state-protected animal sanctuary and no fishing is allowed.
Why choose leisure diving in Tioman Island?
Leisure Diving in Tioman Island has something for everyone. With our team of professionals, we will show you the best that Tioman has to offer… From sharks and turtles, to the tiniest of nudibranchs that inhabit our dive sites, from the beautiful coral reefs to the maze of boulders which create dramatic swim-throughs. Tioman is a divers’ haven.
What to see in Tioman?
From sharks and turtles, to the tiniest of nudibranchs that inhabit our dive sites, from the beautiful coral reefs to the maze of boulders which create dramatic swim-throughs. Tioman is a divers’ haven.
What is the best time of year to dive Tioman?
Scuba Diving Tioman is possible from February to November (Dry season). Best visibility from March to May and from September to November ( ranges from 15m to 30m) Water temperature ranges from 27 to 29°C. The conditions are usually very good with clear water. Visibility from 10 to 30 meters depending on the season.
Why choose divemasters of Tioman?
You will be in good hands with our excellent certified DiveMasters and Instructors, as you explore Tioman’s underwater world. Tioman Island, off Malaysia’s East Coast, has extensive coral reefs teeming with a wide variety of tropical fish both large and small.