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Tioman Malay: Pulau Tioman is a small island, 39 km long and 12 km wide, located off the east coast of peninsular Malaysia. Tioman's beaches were depicted in the movie South Pacific as 'Bali Hai'. The densely forested island is still sparsely inhabited. Also it is surrounded by numerous white coral reefs, making it a haven for scuba divers from around the region. Already the most commercially developed of Malaysia's eastern islands, a controversial RM 40 million marina project for Kampung Tekek, complete with meter cargo jetty, now threatens to speed up the pace of development on Tioman considerably. The marina is finished and the jetty is under construction. However, visitors with an aversion to such progress can avoid this part of the island and stay elsewhere without any impact. Rubbish control on the island is nil, apart from certain better resorts. So you must expect to share otherwise beautiful areas with all manner of garbage. The island fathers haven't worked out that a large sustained effort could remove the vast quantitiies of rubbish strewn everywhere so that a smaller effort could be employed maintaining it. When the penny drops could someone update this comment? The primary gateway Mersing is in Johor 'South'. Most visitors arrive by ferry from Mersing on the mainland. Bluewater Express operates the ferry services and its boats are fast and comfortable taking approx 1 hour 20mins to the first jetty. This ferry is now the only option, the smaller and faster services being cancelled because of safety concerns after a tragedy. Unfortunately in countries that cannot afford to patrol their regulations well, some ferry companies overcrowd their vessels. If you ever feel uncomfortable boarding a vessel for any reason, refuse. A good way to avoid this is to avoid the last vessel as it is always the busiest. There are three services per day in each direction, but tidal issues or lack of passengers may cause cancellation charges RM 35 for an adult ticket, RM 20 for a child ticket babes in arm free, as of last info , and departs from Salang at am, Panuba at 7. It should be noted that apart from the first sailing of the day, the ferry operator tends to leave Mersing when it is deemed that there are sufficient passengers, or perhaps they are waiting for a connecting bus. This has the effect of making the timetables vague at best. If you are planning onward journeys based on these timetables, then leave sufficient buffers Hours. Discounted fares may be available if booked in a package with accommodation. Maximum baggage weight is 10Kgs. Excess baggage charges seem to depend on how many passengers are on the flight. As a general guide, allow for 2 hours on the road to travel between KLIA and Subang and about half an hour on the road to travel between Changi and Seletar. No matter which way you choose to arrive, a marine park fee RM5 should be levied on all visitors to the island. In practise, ferry passengers are not charged. Transfers can be arranged directly with resorts. Tekek now boasts a recently built harbour with substantial wave break walls. On inspection in Oct , there were several cruising yachts in berths plus an assortment of other vessels. There were also 2 cruising yachts anchored outside the breakwater, so one would have to assume that they were dissuaded from a floating berth by the charges thereof. So the plan is obviously to cater for the cruising yacht fraternity, but the Tekek anchorage does not look like the nicest part of Tioman to hang about in, especially given the carefully chosen high intensity sky polluting orange lights installed in abundance. With any luck for all residents and visitors to the island the usual non-existant standards of maintenance will apply and these lights will fail over time. But, Tiomanese, if anyone from there, or indeed anywhere else, reads this, those lights are a no-no, replace them with down facing lights more keeping with the atmosphere you wish need to promote. Except for a short concrete path connecting the airport to the road to Tekek village and on to the nearby Berjaya Resort, about 2km from Tekek, there are almost no roads on Tioman and local transport is by boat and 4WD. On its way to and from Mersing it goes between Salang in the north and Genting in the south. The ferry will take you to most villages between from RM per person and is much cheaper than the private speedboat services. Speedboats charge about RM 50 for a single trip, which is extortionate by Malaysian standards, but while you can try to negotiate they know full well that they're the only game in town unless you hike. A single trip by boat as far as from the west coast to the east coast is RM and can be shared if there are more passengers. Expect to pay double at night. There are 4WD 'taxis' from Tekek to Juara. But be careful if it is or was rainy: the jeeps are likely to get stuck along the way, which involves the calling of some friends of the driver and lots of wasted time spent on a slippery jungle-road. Also note that these jeeps are not always available; they are available at the drivers' discretion. It is relatively easy to cross the island on foot from Tekek to Juara. The path up from Tekek is a well established but unpaved, 7 km long track with occasional stone steps to assist and a few fallen tree trunks to keep things interesting. You cannot lose the trail because it follws the powerline to Juara. It's feasible with a small backpack, but fairly strenuous, so allow plenty of time. In Tekek, the trail starts north of the airport sign to Juara. Close to the waterworks, one leaves the road and continues on the trail. On the east side, it's an easy broad concrete footpath with no steps all the way from the summit down to Juara. Allow a minimum of at least two hours for the whole thing, significantly more if you want to stop along the way or if you're carrying anything, and take plenty of water and bug repellent; also bear in mind that the path is unlit and that it gets dark early in the jungle especially on the Tekek side. It's also possible to walk from Tekek to Air Batang ABC 40 minutes and from there to Panuba and then on to Salang just follow the power cable ; this is a less strenuous hike overall as it's relatively level, however in places the path itself is more difficult to negotiate. Nevertheless, this path can exhibit some beauty, because it comes along the Monkey Beach and Monkey Bay , which lie next to each other in fact, one can swim out of the bay of Monkey Beach and reach Monkey Bay on the right without problems. To continue to Salang go back to the power cable and follow the path under it where it hasn't fallen down - given the trouble to put it in and its importance, it's amazing that it is not maintained Remember to follow the power lines, since the path may be hard to see sometimes. Furthermore it is quite punishing, because it goes uphill for a long time. Until Salang is reached, there is nothing but jungle. Allow at least 90 minutes for this part of the hike. If you continue along Monkey Beach to it's northern end, you will find a foot pad that leads to the side of Monkey Bay, a very pretty hourglass indented beach. The foot pad is subject to treefall so expect it to be hard to follow in places, but panic not if you lose the path, use your head and nut it out. The more use the better the path will get. Both beaches offer very good snorkeling. The other way to reach them is by water taxis. There are ruins of attempts to set up business here, but otherwise no development, but the writer definitely saw a family of monkeys, who ignored the humans and didn't seem to expect any food. Of course don't feed them. Juara , which is a very quiet beach at the east coast especially in the off season, when almost nobody is there , has some special things to offer. There are three rivers coming from the mountains, delivering cold freshwater to the beach - a chilling alternative to swimming in the sea, and a path leads to waterfalls in the jungle, which again is nice to take a swim and climb over the large rocks. The place itself is divided into two beaches that are separated by a small hill, which is said to be the 'origin' of Tioman. Some locals say: 'you have not been on Tioman, if you did not stand on these rocks'. Perhaps this is just the opinion of the peaople of Juara - I can not tell. The beaches are definitely more beautiful than Air Batang and probably even lovelier than Salang. The beach more towards the north where the jetty is has very nice sand, but some dead corals in the shallow water. Swimming is ok, but walking in the water can be painful. At both ends of this beach is the mouth of one of the rivers mentioned above. The beach more towards the south is even quieter probably because the jetty is at the other beach. The sand again is very nice and there are no obstacles in the water. At the south end of this beach the last of the three rivers meets the sea. As mentioned above, there are small waterfalls in the jungle, where one can take a swim in the basins or climb upstream over the boulders to explore the river. To reach the waterfalls, just follow a marked path for about 30 minutes. The path starts at the south beach opposite of the great rocks, which lie on the beach and is marked by the bottoms of cans, nailed to the trees and painted yellow. At the beginning of the path there are three such signs at a tree. If you walk along the only concrete road towards south, you can not miss it. The path is well visible all the time and very easy to walk, even with slippers. Scuba facilities are readily available, and the diving is reasonably good, especially in view of the proximity to Singapore. Most villages have a variety of dive shops. Padi Open water courses average at about RM 4 day course , and for licensed divers each dive is roughly RM A very accommodating bunch of people with good dives. Can also help to arrange accommodation. Don't just dive: plan and extra day or two to explore this island's other attractions - very beautiful and warm welcoming people. Tioman Dive Centre : , Enjoy diving in clear blue waters over beautiful coral reefs teeming with marine life. Tioman is perfect for both learning to dive TDC offer a comprehensive range of PADI dive training courses and diving for fun at over 20 dive sites. Safety is, of course, their primary concern, but your fun and enjoyment are also important. They maintain a friendly, informal atmosphere in the dive centre, and hope you will enjoy their hospitality. Their many repeat visitors are testament to the fact that they are doing something right! They can provide Nitrox EANx fills as well. Located at Salang beach, opposite to Four 'S' cafe. Perhaps the most popular activity for visitors is snorkeling. Most resorts can arrange for speedboats or seabuses to take you to the beaches and small uninhabited islands nearby such as Pulau Tulai, aka 'Coral Island' and Renggis island where the snorkeling is at its best. The water is almost pristine save for the occasional litter. Just be careful of the small jellyfish, as they can pack a sting, and try not to lose your rental gear or you'll be subject to the renter's arbitrary fines. However, snorkeling is fantastic in front of most beaches and can rival that of any snorkeling trip at a fraction of the cost. However, do note that the beaches are home to several Portugese Man of War. These prickly creatures tend to rest on rocks and if snorkelling in shallow waters, one should be especially careful of not coming in contact with these. They pack quite a sting and might require medical attention. Some of the best locations are as follows. Paya : A group of rocks adjacent from the beach offers a variety of colourful coral and fish. Tekek : The marine park, 3km north of Tekek, has a man-made artificial reef just off its jetty. The visibility can be questionable and theres not much coral but is teeming with fish. Air Batang : The best village for snorkeling. At ABC the far end of the beach one can snorkel around the rocks towards panuba with a full reef full of colourful coral and fish. Its not too deep, making it perfect for snorkeling. Even more colourful is the reef on either side of the jetty where one can see turtles and a vast garden of yellow coral. Depending on where you eat, food can be quite expensive on Tioman, compared to other places in Malaysia. Western food can be up to RM15 per plate, whilst local food is cheap between RM normally. The 1. Canned softdrinks are about the same, beer starts at RM 2 Tiger beer at local shop. Village restaurant at Coral Reef Holidays the most Malay and western food also good view by the beach. Its 4 bars serve everything from cheap beer to cocktails and most do bonfire nights on the beach on occasion. Allo bar , Air Batang turn left at the jetty towards Nazri 2 Fantastic beach bar, perhaps the best on the island. Beautifully arranged, cheap alcohol with a great atmosphere. Otherwise expect to pay RM5 a can. Has a large selection of cocktails and liquors. Very chilled out. Jungle Bar , Air Batang. You may notice small Jungle Bar signs leading off the main path away from the beach. Across broken ground and past some dwellings continue on to a bar where optimism overcomes all the usual rules. You can choose from a drink overlooking the jungle or inside which has an interesting atmosphere, or perhaps from the roof. The entrepeneur deserves support. RM10 for 3 Tigers. But don't expect any wild parties going on there. The place is almost in the middle of the south beach. At time of writing April there was a volleyball net in front of it on the beach. Sunset Bar , Air Batang Nazri's place. Serves a variety of homemade pizza ranging from RM , sunset bar is right on the beach. Good selection of music from the 70's onwards and cheap beer; also hosts private parties. Open by 8pm till 3am Some backpackers said 'Island Bar' because of the music,coconut tree,bamboo and tree building.. Not sure of the exact address, but from ABC where you make your way to Tekek, you can't miss this little hut, with friendly hosts and many other backpackers just chilling out over a cheap drink. While the most commercialized of Malaysia's east coast islands, Tioman has yet to be invaded by mass tourism on the scale of Penang or Langkawi and there are plenty of cheap beds to be found. However, if heading for anywhere other than the backpackers' villages, reservations are advisable as getting to some of the more remote kampungs can be a hassle. Most of Tioman's backpacker accommodation is to the north of the island, with numerous budget chalet operations clustered around Salang and Air Batang sometimes also referred to as ABC - although this is the name of the resort at the northern end of the beach, not the beach itself , and to a lesser extent Tekek. Dorm beds start about RM 20, single rooms huts around RM 40 and up. Amongst the most popular are:. Coral Reef Chalets , Kg Tekek. RMRM80 Onward. Babura Seaview , Kg Tekek. RM55 onward. Nazri 2 , Kg. Air Batang. RM60 onward. RM45 onward. Juara , a quieter beach on the east coast, also has a selection of budget rooms at similar prices. Practically every kampung on the west coast of the island has a self-styled resort or two. A typical air-conditioned chalet will set you back in the vicinity of RM , although significant discounts can be negotiated in the off-season, in package deals or just by showing up and smiling. In off-season it is advisable to just show up and pick the best and cheapest spots. Genting resorts are largely owned and operated by friendly local fisherman families. For the support of the local community, you are likely to have a chance to pick the best fish at the beach in the evening and have it prepared by the women. Coral Reef Holidays , or Mobile: ,. Located on a relatively private beach and is the longest beach in Tekek Village,With main facilities like restaurant,cafe,diveshop,laundry. Rates start from RM45 to RM Refurbished older resort under new management. Bagus Place , at the Southern tip near Minang,. Recently built chalet resort run by young Europeans as an eco-resort. Private beach, with a small number of simple and tasteful luxurious chalets. Bamboo Hill Chalets , northern end of Air Batang,. A very small resort with just six rooms RMRM The boulder-top chalets are simple no air-con or hot water or TV but to a very high standard, and all directly overlook the sea. The majority of guests are repeat visitors, and booking well in advance is pretty much essential. Closed during the monsoon season. Melina Beach Resort ,. About halfway between the Genting and Paya jetties, Melina Beach Resort is a small, non-Malaysian owned and run resort. While the resort is comparably cramped with the addition of a new building, the semi-private beach is long and shaded rests are great. It offers both aircon and fan rooms built in typical chalet-style, and other more original rooms such as a tree hut. The restaurant also caters for western tastes with some German specialties, and is clearly above average price. Free pick-up and drop from the Genting jetty can be arranged. Alternatively, it is a pleasant 20 minutes walk. Minang Cove Resort ,. The three villas and nine chalets are all air conditioned with ensuite facilities situated on the south tip of Tioman Island. A typical Tioman resort featuring an almost-private beach, a particularly good restaurant, a swimming pool, a dive shop and chalets of varying standards. The crumbling Standard chalets are poor value, the newer Superiors are much better. Get a package here as the rack rates are extortionate. Nipah Paradise Resort. A nice small nice bay in the south of Tioman, with only two small resorts, the beach and a creek. Nipah is the right beach for people, who want to get away from it all because there is not even a public telephone! The atmosphere is laid back and relaxed, most of the travelers are backpackers who put up at Nipah Beach Chalets. The second resort - Nipah Paradise - is a paradise for the backpackers. It offers small cheap challets. The nice owners offer a two days trekking tour through the jungle to the peak of Gunung Kajang, Tioman's highest peak m. You can camp too there with the price of RM 3 person per day. Ask to build camp next to pizza 'hut' near beach. This camp place will suite for 2 tent 4 man tent. There are field behind for more tent, but it is far a bit from beach. Panuba Resort , tel. Located at a very small kampong about metres north of Air Batang and the second last ferry stop. This kg has now been subsumed by an adhoc collection of accommodation structures that climb the rocky headland. The growing technical prowess of the builders results in a mixed grill of style from Malaysian hut to alpine chalet, and a switch from environmentally sympathetic timber to more intrusive concrete, the remnants of previous structures being carelessly preserved. Might be interesting in a typhoon! For you get a room with en-suite, air con, kettle but no tea or coffee breakfast, and a spectacular view from a balcony that just hangs over the ocean. Suggest you check out the different offers. In front is a metre beach which is great for swimming at the top half of the tide, and a huge home reef for snorkling. The restaurant food is quite good and the kampong grown fruit and drinks are spectacular. Refreshments were limited to Tiger beer at RM5 and red wine, sold from the snorkling gear hire shop. Bali Hai dive shop is a UK run operation with a surprisingly large office on the jetty and a variety of diving craft moored in the vicinity. They offer the usual programs including night dives on the home reef from the jetty. The resort has a variety of rooms built around a central area which is shaded by trees. It has a relaxed feeling and is a great place to hang out. The resort has five types of room, all of which are fan cooled, except for the Long House Aircon, - usually sufficient given the beach front location - with bathroom and hot water shower. Tioman Paya Resort ,. Located behind the Paya Beach Resort, this resort is in need of upgrading. The chalets have hot water, air-con and TV. However, the air-con in the chalets are of the s model that can vibrate strongly. The toilet is not what you expect to see in a mid-range resort, and the towels and blanket are very worn out. Berjaya Tioman Suite , tel. Located on the hill, most of the rooms are facing the sea and a swimming pool. Japamala Resort ,. Note that there is no mobile network coverage at Japamala which makes it an ideal getaway from the rest of the world. Impeccable service from its attentive staff. Tioman is a duty free zone and offers a good selection of alcohol and cigarettes at very cheap prices. The main outlet is 'vision duty free' past the hospital and school and at the airport. Other villages such as Paya and Salang have small outlets. However, do note that in case you intend to purchase alcohol or cigarettes and carry them into neighbouring Singapore, then you would need to pay duty on these goods and hence the cost advantage vanishes. Refer to Singapore customs website on duty free allowances; the Singapore authorities can be pretty strict, so smuggle at your own risk. It is open Dial-up: most of the villages have a couple of dial-up spots. Open from 9. Most, but not all, of Tioman has cellphone coverage. You can buy SIM cards from the post office by the airport. Tioman advertises that it has a number of payphones that can be used upon purchasing a phonecard, and a lot of travellers buy the cards before realising that none of these phones work. If you want to call home, a lot of chalet complexes offer international call services at a price, otherwise consider using skype via the internet call credit can be purchased online in order to call regular telephones thru skype. The photos displayed on this page are the property of one of the following authors:. Some photos courtesy of:. The photos provided by Flickr are under the copyright of their owners. This travel guide also includes text from Wikitravel articles, all available at View full credits. Roundtheworld, Peter Fitzgerald, morrisonj gmail. This travel guide also includes text from Wikipedia articles, all available at View full credits. Ask your friends on Facebook. Ask on Twitter. Be the first to find about new features and the experiments we're doing on Explorra. Fill the box in the right side if you like our product and want to help improve it:. Find amazing holidays, inspiration and share your travel experiences. Plan your trips, holidays. Build travel guides, add recommendations and share your travel knowledge with friends. The holidays, hotels, tours and all other travel products promoted on Explorra. Explorra is only a venue for advertising but does not actually sell holidays. Log in or Create a new account. See Gallery. Getting there. By Ferry Most visitors arrive by ferry from Mersing on the mainland. In Mersing, the ferry terminal and main bus terminal are in the same building. Some ferries also depart from Tanjung Gemuk to the north of Mersing. By Yacht Tekek now boasts a recently built harbour with substantial wave break walls. Traveling around Except for a short concrete path connecting the airport to the road to Tekek village and on to the nearby Berjaya Resort, about 2km from Tekek, there are almost no roads on Tioman and local transport is by boat and 4WD. On foot There are several jungle treks , following the power lines, which connect the Kampungs. Tekek - Juara It is relatively easy to cross the island on foot from Tekek to Juara. Tekek - Air Batang - Monkey Bay It's also possible to walk from Tekek to Air Batang ABC 40 minutes and from there to Panuba and then on to Salang just follow the power cable ; this is a less strenuous hike overall as it's relatively level, however in places the path itself is more difficult to negotiate. Monkey Bay - Salang. Juara Juara , which is a very quiet beach at the east coast especially in the off season, when almost nobody is there , has some special things to offer. Finally, somewhere at the north beach seems to be a turtle hatchery. Things to do Scuba facilities are readily available, and the diving is reasonably good, especially in view of the proximity to Singapore. Eat Depending on where you eat, food can be quite expensive on Tioman, compared to other places in Malaysia. Village restaurant at Coral Reef Holidays the most Malay and western food also good view by the beach There are several places to eat in Kampung Genting. The food is well prepared by the owner himself and the menu is an eclectic mix of many cultures with the Malayan traditional food as the main focus. The mixes of spices and herbs are done to taste and. Sleep While the most commercialized of Malaysia's east coast islands, Tioman has yet to be invaded by mass tourism on the scale of Penang or Langkawi and there are plenty of cheap beds to be found. Budget Most of Tioman's backpacker accommodation is to the north of the island, with numerous budget chalet operations clustered around Salang and Air Batang sometimes also referred to as ABC - although this is the name of the resort at the northern end of the beach, not the beach itself , and to a lesser extent Tekek. RM25 Onward. Mokhtar's Place , Kg Air Batang. RM30 onward. My friend's place , Kg Air Batang. RM25 onward. RM50 onward. RM20 onward. Mid-range Practically every kampung on the west coast of the island has a self-styled resort or two. Buy Tioman is a duty free zone and offers a good selection of alcohol and cigarettes at very cheap prices. Panuba offers a single internet service for RM1 per 5 minutes. Telephone Most, but not all, of Tioman has cellphone coverage. I liked Juara beach - tim's beach hut shack!! The island is mostly deserted as it is monsoon season so we went without booking accommodation. We stayed at Mokhtar's place because we thought it was cheap and cheerful for 1 night. They have signs up that you need to check out by 10am. The next morning there was NO ONE around, still sleeping so we went for breakfast to come and deliver back the keys. The owner comes running out at noon when we were delivering back the keys and was very insistent that we pay extra nights because we did not follow by the rules. We calmly explained no one was around, lest no one on the island and he got very angry and started to push our friend. He told him not to push him or touch him, and the owner very aggressively ran for a hammer to intimidate to pay. The owner completely flew off the handle and started yelling and advancing towards us with a hammer, then resorted to get a pair of hedge clippers to intimidate us to pay and screaming and yelling like a crazy person. Slamming the hammer into the desk and yelling and screaming at us and advancing towards us. If we thought he was joking we would have just left, however he had a crazy look in his eye and we really thought our friend's life could be in danger so we paid an extra 50RM to get away safely. We found out later they have a bad reputation on the island. We thought he could have been on some sort of drugs, he was very much capable of harm and it was a very very unpleasant experience. We finally found the sweet spot on Juara beach at Tim's Beach hut. Brilliant place, very very very highly recommended! Saved the whole experience. Shirley on Dec 30, I liked I had choice tioman for last minute after plan with my friend.. We suprise that Tioman Island are totally different from most internet said.. By the evening we going having dinner at Tioman Cabana restaurant, its was amazing served variation of food from western to local.. Try the homemade burger was amazing I disliked The ferry service at mersing it not following the right time.. When we going to Salang Beach after snorkeling.. 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