Malaysia · Perhentian Islands
Terumbu Tiga
Also known as: T3
Best time to dive
March to October; April to September; November to February
What you might see
- BarracudaLikely
- Grey reef sharkLikely
- NudibranchLikely
- Sea turtleLikely
Sightings are seasonal probabilities, not promises - even in peak season nature does its own thing.
Certification & difficulty
Open Water
Snorkelling
Snorkel-friendly - Yes, boulder tops in 3-6m are snorkelable
Safety notes
Swim-throughs between boulders require buoyancy control; minor current between the three boulders
Permits & fees
Perhentian Islands Marine Park conservation charge (Dept. of Fisheries Malaysia): RM30 foreign adult / RM5 Malaysian adult (children/seniors RM15 / RM2)
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Location
Nearest hub: Perhentian Kecil
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand dive report. Coordinates are approximate.