Discover 3 Hidden Islands Near Redang: Unexplored Paradise Getaways

[WowR] Welcome to this edition of the Global Dive Site Guide, where we’re diving into the breathtaking beauty of Terengganu! Our spotlight shines on four stunning islands: Perhentian Besar, Perhentian Kecil, and Lang Tengah Island, all neighboring the famous Redang Island. These gems are not only close in proximity but also share a wealth of natural splendor. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or just starting out, these islands offer an unforgettable underwater adventure!

[WowR] 1. Perhentian Islands

[GoldPotatoR] 1.1 Single Dive Price:
– Each dive costs approximately 150 RMB, making it an affordable and thrilling experience.

[CheckInR] 1.2 Dive Site Overview:
The Perhentian Islands boast 24 diverse dive sites, including sunken wrecks, vibrant reefs, deep dives, and exhilarating drift dives, catering to divers of all experience levels.
– Marine Life and Environment: The waters teem with a variety of tropical fish, large pelagic species, and rare marine life.

Gentle currents and easily accessible dive sites make it perfect for beginners, while experienced divers can explore fascinating wrecks, hidden caves, and unique rock formations.

[AirplaneR] 1.3 Transportation:
– Start your journey by flying to Kuala Lumpur, then take a connecting flight to Kota Bharu. From there, a speedboat from the Kuala Besut jetty will whisk you away to the enchanting Perhentian Islands.

1.4 Notes:
– Best time to visit: June, July, and August, when the islands are bustling with visitors.
– Visibility: Varies by dive site, typically ranging from 10 to 20 meters.
– Water Temperature: Consistently warm, between 27-32 degrees Celsius, ensuring a comfortable dive every time.

[WowR] 2. Lang Tengah Island

[GoldPotatoR] 2.1 Single Dive Price:
– Each dive costs approximately 150 RMB, offering excellent value for a world-class diving experience.

[CheckInR] 2.2 Dive Site Overview:
Lang Tengah Island is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, pristine white sandy beaches, and exceptional visibility, making it a paradise for divers of all skill levels.
– Marine Life and Environment: The island’s coral reefs are a haven for marine life, featuring schools of barracuda, sea breams, and rabbitfish, as well as various shark species such as blacktip, whitetip, leopard, and bamboo sharks, found at depths up to 30 meters.

[AirplaneR] 2.3 Transportation:
– Begin your adventure by flying to Kuala Lumpur, then to Kota Bharu. A speedboat from the Merang jetty will transport you to the idyllic Lang Tengah Island.

2.4 Notes:
– Best time to visit: April to October, when the weather and conditions are ideal.
– Visibility: Generally high, varying by dive site and season.
– Current Speed: Most dive sites feature gentle currents, though some are more suited for intermediate to advanced divers, adding an element of challenge and excitement.

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