Tioman Island

The most famous island in Pahang is Tioman Island. It is also one of the most beautiful island in South East Asia. The island offers a relaxing experience with its tropical setting surrounded by a fascinating deep blue water for you to explore.

Tioman is one of the famous locations for scuba diving in Peninsular Malaysia. It is also close to many other smaller islands such as Tulai Island, Pualu Renggis and Outer Island. There are plenty spots for scuba diving can be explored for you to enjoy the beauty of marine life and and the majestic view of the coral reef.

Besides scuba diving, the visitors also can go around the island to visit other attractions such as Marine Park Center, Monkey Bay, Salang, Tekek Fishing Village, Asah Waterfall and more.

Image by : Katja Hasselkus

Operating Hours

The island
Daily : 24 hours

Ferry operators
Daily : 7.30 a.m – 7.30 p.m

Admission

Island Fee
Adult : RM 20.00
Student/child : RM 10.00

Marine Park Fee
Adult : RM 30.00
Student/child : RM 15.00

Ferry Ticket
Adult : RM 35.00
Student/child : RM 25.00

Address

Pulau Tioman, Mersing, Pahang. Malaysia.

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Hear From Others

Unlike the rest of the islands we visited on the east cost, Tioman has plenty of shops so you can buy most things you would need there. There are also ATMs on the island, but its good to bring cash in case you are not staying near one.

Steph
StephMyLifeTravel

The beaches in Tioman are very beautiful with blue water and white sand.

Emily Nguyen
LivingNomads

The locals are very friendly, and if they know you are staying for a few days and get familiar with you, they might even lend you their private scooters free of charge or simply offer you a ride with them.

Samantha
TravellingKing

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