TDB Paka

Batu Chang Chang is a lesser-known gem on the northeast side of Tenggol Island, offering divers a mix of vibrant coral walls and open sandy patches. The site is suitable for intermediate to advanced divers due to occasional strong currents, but it rewards those who explore it with a rich variety of marine life.

Tanjung Gemuk is a reef slope dive around Tenggol Island, known for its healthy coral gardens, rocky outcrops, and abundant reef fish. It’s popular with intermediate divers and offers opportunities for both wide-angle reef photography and macro exploration. Average depth 12-18m, maximum 25-30m.

The diving point is in the middle of Tokong Timur and the southern edge of Tenggol Island. This diving point is invisible on the water, because it is on two hillsides protruding from the seabed, the shallowest 12 metres and the deepest is 35 metres. The dive site is only accessible during a slack tide.

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.

One of the most likely diving points to see whale sharks after May to June. The ocean current will be a little strong. The water depth by the lighthouse is about 10 to 15 metres, with abundant seabed creatures.

The Edge is a wall dive site with a depth range of 12 to 25 meters. The highlight of the dive comes in the latter half - as divers drift past a rock formation at approximately 17 meters, the seabed suddenly drops steeply into the deep blue, which is precisely how the site earned its name, “The Edge.“