Pulau Chebeh
Tioman's northernmost uninhabited island, with an underwater maze of boulders and swim-throughs, and the first choice of advanced divers.
Chebeh Island lies about 8 km northwest of Tioman, north of Coral Island. It is a forest-covered, uninhabited granite islet. Underwater, massive granite boulders form crevices, arches and passages that can be swum through, with depths of about 5-25 metres and visibility of 15-20 metres on good days. Common sights include large groupers, turtles, scorpionfish, schools of snappers and trevally, and rocks covered in soft corals and anemones. Because of the complex terrain and currents, it suits experienced divers. In calm weather, the shallows are also good for snorkelling. The island can only be reached on a dive shop boat, about 20-25 minutes from Salang.
Opening hours
With dive boat group
Nearby sights
- Coral Island (Pulau Tulai)
- Malang Rocks
- Pulau Labas
- Pulau Soyak
- Salang Bay
- Monkey Beach
- ABC Beach (Air Batang)
- Renggis Island Marine Park