Dive Sites
Information
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Sites
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Category
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Difficulty
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Max (m)
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Rating
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Tokong laut
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pinnacle
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medium
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24
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+ + + + +
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Pulau seringgi
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slope
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easy
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18
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+ + +
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Tokong burung
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formation
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medium
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22
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+ + + +
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Pulau rawa
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staghorn
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easy
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12
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+ +
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Romantic
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rocks
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easy
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12
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+ +
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Sugar wreck
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ship
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hard
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18
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+ + + + +
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Vietnamese
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historical
ship
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hard
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23
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+ + + +
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Karang selat
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sea layers
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hardcore
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27
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+ + +
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Tanjung butong
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slope
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easy
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22
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+ +
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D’lagoon
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hard coral
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easy
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12
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+ + +
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Teluk kerma
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formation
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easy
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15
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+ +
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Batu nesan
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rock
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easy
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18
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+ +
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Batu layar
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seabed
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easy
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17
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+ + + +
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Tiga ruang
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rock
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easy
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12
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+ +
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Police wreck
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boats
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easy
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18
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+ +
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Tanjung Basi
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headland
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medium
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20
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+ + +
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Black coral
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seabed
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hard
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28
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+ + + +
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Laluan Naga
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slope
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medium
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22
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+ +
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Teluk Gadong
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rock
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easy
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12
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+ +
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Terumbu tiga
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pinnacle
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medium
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22
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+ + + + +
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Baby T3
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formation
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easy
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13
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+ + +
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Batu caping
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slope
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easy
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14
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+ +
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Batu butoh
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slope
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easy
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14
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+ +
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Tukas laut
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seabed
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easy
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16
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+ +
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Maritim wreck
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Ship wreck
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hard
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22
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+ +
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Batu kapal
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Mini pinnacle
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Easy
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19
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+ + +
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Karang baru
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Formation
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Medium
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22
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+ + +
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Shark point
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Flat reef
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easy
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12
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+ + +
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The 'pinnacle' is among the best dive site in perhentian with magical view. Bamboo shark lying under the rock, Razor fish dancing around the colourful seafan, 3 legged turtle making more exciting, snappers and morel eels swimming around the pinnacle, stonefish/ scorpion fish at the bottom and plenty of softcoral. A must-go dive site.
Max depth: 25m
Terumbu Tiga (T3)
The combination of 3 brother's rock in middle surrounded by mini pinnacle is no doubt the choice for many experienced divers. There are many swim through in between the rock with the colourful corals underneath are so memorable & adding the fun to your dive. T3 also come with great combination of big marine life such as crocodile needlefish, turtle, chevron barracuda & macros such as nudi's & pipefishes.
Max depth : 23m
Batu Layar/ sail rock
This little pinnacle is a naturalist's dream. It offers multi level diving. It is the formation of soft/hard coral and fishes. Here, you will spot huge group of yellowtail barracuda and yellow stripe snappers. Blacktip shark and green turtle are also common.
Max depth : 18m
D'Lagoon
Located north of perhentian kecil, be prepared for an underwater manicure as cleaner shrimp around brancing anemone excitedly interact with divers. Simply lay your hand down next to the anemone, these shrimps will venture to you gently as they attempt to get rid 'parasites' from your nails.
Max depth: 12m
Tanjung Basi (Iron Cap)
Another dive site for coral euthusiasts. Large 'piece' of staghorn coral with Titan and yellow margin triggerfish make their home here. so as orange-spine unicornfish. Bumphead parrotfish make a stop for the food quite often. while the hawksbill turtle swim slowly above the staghorn coral. One advice for the divers, if you feel any current drifting you farther, turnback immediately as it could drift you to the 'big' sea.
Max depth: 28m
Vietnamese wreck
Sunk in 1976, it was use to transport vietnamese refugees previously, this 'landing craft' lying overturned an has the length of 18m. At the top is 16m while the deepest is 24m. Plenty of growing soft coral on the top. expect to see stonefish, scorpion fish, Nudi, Cobia, boxfish and lots more.
Max depth: 24m
Sugar Wreck
MV Union Star 17 was a cargo ship and used to transport sugar. With the engine problem, it was already on-tow by another ship. Sunk in Dec 2000, it had provide a new home for the marine life. The top is only 6m while the maximun depth is 20m with the length of 50m. This wreck is suitable for all level of divers and having a cargo hole that can be entered. beside it still 'young' of age, the wreck already became home to many fishes(Lionfish, scorpion fish, puffer/poccufine, kingfish and lots more) and one of the best dive site in perhentian.
Max depth: 18m
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