Top Things to do in Perhentian Islands
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Discover the best top things to do in Perhentian Islands, Malaysia including Turtle Bay Divers, Matahari Divers, Universal Diver, Quiver Dive Team, Perhentian Islands, Flora Bay Divers - Perhentian, Turtle Sanctuary Beach, Teluk Keke, Anti Gravity Divers.
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1. Turtle Bay Divers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 407 reviews
We Dive from March to October. We start PADI course Everyday PADI Open Water Rm 990 PADI Advanced course RM 890 Certified we dive 3 times a day 8:30 am, 12:30pm and 3:30 pm. We also have dive day trips to Redang island 1 to 4 dives RM 75 each dive 5th dive on RM 70 Pinnacle & Sugar Wreck RM 90 each dive All prices above Include Diving Equipment. We accept Cash and credit card. No ATM on the island Contact by email or facebook
2. Matahari Divers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 241 reviews
Matahari Divers is one of the many dive centers tucked in the beautiful tropical island of Perhentian Kecil, Malaysia. What makes us special is you’ll always feel like home from the minute you step into our dive center! And you will always be part of the Matahari family aftwerwards...ALWAYS! Welcome to the family!
3. Universal Diver
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 226 reviews
5 start Scuba Diving Center located at the Marine Park center beach on the big island of Perhentian. We conduct trial dives up to Divemaster training.
Reviewed By vitaminseazoe - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
My partner and I both did our open water course here. We communicated with Charlotte beforehand who was warm and helpful. Farouk was our instructor and he taught us well. We were made to feel really welcome at Universal Dive, every day our equipment was laid out for us before we began the dive. Charlotte is really passionate about conservation and the dive centre have sponsored Abdul Chalets and another place with metal straws,which was pleasing to see. On our last day, once qualified, we dived with Alex who was a lot of fun (despite being a big Arsenal fan Hehe) and we got to see turtles! If you are staying nearby I would highly recommend diving with these guys. It is meant to be a good place to learn as visibility is good, there's LOADS to see and it isn't too deep. Thank you to everyone. Ps. Any negative reviews on here seem to be about people who don't work there anymore, so don't let that put you off. The equipment is well looked after.
4. Quiver Dive Team
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
Explore the underwater wonder of Perhentian Islands with Quiver Dive Team, awards-winning IDC Dive Resort. Conduct all PADI courses from Discover Scuba Diving/Open Water upto Staff Instructor, all PADI specialties and also TecRec. Offering dives tailored to your comfort and experience level. We take your safety and enjoyment seriously. Dive with peace of mind- we are fully insured. Emergency oxygen and walkie-talkie are carried on all our boats, which are manned by experienced Captains and have canopies. Electric compressors guarantee clean air.
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6. Flora Bay Divers - Perhentian
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Flora Bay Divers - a PROFESSIONAL diving resort located on beautiful Teluk Dalam beach, Pulau Perhentian Besar (Big Island). Flora Bay Divers is the FIRST PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center & Resort on the Perhentian!!!
7. Turtle Sanctuary Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By doramanol - Koblenz, Germany
Best beach ever..crystal clear water and white sand! No resorts,bars,nothing! Only nature and sea! You get there by water taxi and you should also tell them when they let you, to pick u up at a certain time cos there is no taxi there waiting in general..so if you don't want to be left there,say it in advance! Get water and snacks with you..There is no place to buy anything! Enjoy this amazing beach
8. Teluk Keke
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
KK.Beach is the southwestern side of Perhentian Besar. There are several beautiful coral gardens in front of here, so you can enjoy snorkeling here all day. The useful information for here is being able to get here without boat. The way to here is simple. You can get here with walking along the beach from Big Beach (in front of Tuna Bay) to south.
Reviewed By BigAsianChoice - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Teluk Keke was supposed to be the more isolated beach, but there was an event going on during my visit, and the northern part of the beach was filled with people and boats. This part of the beach had camping grounds and shade from large trees as well. Avoiding the crowd, I walked to the south of the bay, beyond the boulders outcrop, where surprisingly not many people was there. The surface of those boulders was quite smooth, they must have withstand quite a lot of weathering. The beach to the south was narrower with thick vegetation inland, and was quite a quiet place with enough private beach space for everybody there. This was a beautiful isolated beach with green vegetation, fine sand and clear water.
9. Anti Gravity Divers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 330 reviews
