Strategically located in the middle of a well-kept marine park, a dive into the clear waters of Lang Tengah lets you witness a rich species of marine life.
Opening hours
Always open
What to expect?
What to expect?
Lang Tengah island is known as one of the best spots for diving activities. This is because of the perfect location of this island which is in the middle of the marine kept park on the east coast of Malaysia. This island gets its name from the location itself as it is located in between Perhentian Island and Redang Island, Lang Tengah means ‘eagle in the middle’. Compared to other islands, Lang Tengah is known to still retain its untouched beauty and clear waters.
Most of the common sights of marine lives that visitors get to see here including bamboo sharks, giant turtles and shovel nosed rays. There are several diving sites in Lang Tengah that offers different surroundings. The popular ones are Karang Nibong, House Reefs and Terumbu Kuning. In these spots, you get to experience diving within a depth between 5 to 30 metres down. The rich marine life includes plenty of colourful coral reefs that makes the place a great opportunity to get lively underwater photos.
This activity is best done in a group as you can enjoy taking photos and videos of one another. Other than that, it will be more fun to experience this adventure with your friends. The fare of this activity varies depending on dive operators and tour agents. The further the diving site is from jetty, the more you might have to pay for the boat fare.
Most of the common sights of marine lives that visitors get to see here including bamboo sharks, giant turtles and shovel nosed rays. There are several diving sites in Lang Tengah that offers different surroundings. The popular ones are Karang Nibong, House Reefs and Terumbu Kuning. In these spots, you get to experience diving within a depth between 5 to 30 metres down. The rich marine life includes plenty of colourful coral reefs that makes the place a great opportunity to get lively underwater photos.
This activity is best done in a group as you can enjoy taking photos and videos of one another. Other than that, it will be more fun to experience this adventure with your friends. The fare of this activity varies depending on dive operators and tour agents. The further the diving site is from jetty, the more you might have to pay for the boat fare.
What to bring?
What to bring?
- Travel insurance
- Diving gear
- Reef Safe Sunscreen
- A set of dry clothes to change afterwards
- Energy snacks
- Drinking water
- Wet suit
- UV Rash Guard
- Mask and dry snorkel
- Microfibre towel
- Diving license
- Diving Log book
- Waterproof bag
- Gopro or any waterproof camera to capture the beautiful images of marine lives and the ocean.
- Enthusiasm and friends!
What are the facilities provided?
What are the facilities provided?
- Accommodation
- Chalets provides
- Dive equipment rental services
- Shower and changing room
- Air conditioning room
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Safety tips
Safety tips
- Pay attention during the briefing and listen carefully to the safety guides given.
- Check your diving gears and safety equipment before you dive.
- Control your excitement, safety comes first! Be sure to dive within your limits.
- Practice your ascents in case of emergency.
- Plan your dive ahead of time.
- Don’t touch or disturb the sea creatures and corals.
- When underwater, don’t dive too far from your group or instructor
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- It is advisable to go dive with the pro team as they will bring you to the nicest underwater spots.
- Make sure to bring only your essential belongings and diving attires for this trip and keep it safely on the boat.
- Plan your trip smartly. Avoid coming here during rainy season, usually from October to February.
- If you wish to stay in the area, book your accommodation earlier as Lang Tengah island could be packed during holidays especially during festive season and school holiday.
- If you are into marine life, there is a nearby turtle-watching centre located on the island that you can visit. Visitors can also volunteer to join their humble project to keep the ocean clean and look after the turtles.
- If diving trip is only what you wish to do here in Lang Tengah Island, you can get a diving trip package from your hotel operator in Perhentian Island or Redang Island.
- Alternatively, enhance your holiday experience and find an all-inclusive package complete with accommodation in Lang Tengah Island, diving equipment, meals and boat transfer. For usually a minimum of 3D2N, your stay here will guarantee a peaceful privacy and serenity to visitors who wish for a quiet getaway as there are only a few hotels on the island.
- This island is connected to the mainlands by ferries in Merang. To get here, go to Merang jetty and take a boat to the island for about 30 minutes. Return fare for an adult is estimated around RM110 and RM50 for kids.
- You can arrange the timing for your diving session anytime before the high tides starts, usually in the evening. Plan ahead with your operator or instructor.
What to expect?
What to expect?
Lang Tengah island is known as one of the best spots for diving activities. This is because of the perfect location of this island which is in the middle of the marine kept park on the east coast of Malaysia. This island gets its name from the location itself as it is located in between Perhentian Island and Redang Island, Lang Tengah means ‘eagle in the middle’. Compared to other islands, Lang Tengah is known to still retain its untouched beauty and clear waters.
Most of the common sights of marine lives that visitors get to see here including bamboo sharks, giant turtles and shovel nosed rays. There are several diving sites in Lang Tengah that offers different surroundings. The popular ones are Karang Nibong, House Reefs and Terumbu Kuning. In these spots, you get to experience diving within a depth between 5 to 30 metres down. The rich marine life includes plenty of colourful coral reefs that makes the place a great opportunity to get lively underwater photos.
This activity is best done in a group as you can enjoy taking photos and videos of one another. Other than that, it will be more fun to experience this adventure with your friends. The fare of this activity varies depending on dive operators and tour agents. The further the diving site is from jetty, the more you might have to pay for the boat fare.
Most of the common sights of marine lives that visitors get to see here including bamboo sharks, giant turtles and shovel nosed rays. There are several diving sites in Lang Tengah that offers different surroundings. The popular ones are Karang Nibong, House Reefs and Terumbu Kuning. In these spots, you get to experience diving within a depth between 5 to 30 metres down. The rich marine life includes plenty of colourful coral reefs that makes the place a great opportunity to get lively underwater photos.
This activity is best done in a group as you can enjoy taking photos and videos of one another. Other than that, it will be more fun to experience this adventure with your friends. The fare of this activity varies depending on dive operators and tour agents. The further the diving site is from jetty, the more you might have to pay for the boat fare.
What to bring?
What to bring?
- Travel insurance
- Diving gear
- Reef Safe Sunscreen
- A set of dry clothes to change afterwards
- Energy snacks
- Drinking water
- Wet suit
- UV Rash Guard
- Mask and dry snorkel
- Microfibre towel
- Diving license
- Diving Log book
- Waterproof bag
- Gopro or any waterproof camera to capture the beautiful images of marine lives and the ocean.
- Enthusiasm and friends!
What are the facilities provided?
What are the facilities provided?
- Accommodation
- Chalets provides
- Dive equipment rental services
- Shower and changing room
- Air conditioning room
Who should I travel with?
Who should I travel with?
Couple , Friends , Family , Group
Safety tips
Safety tips
- Pay attention during the briefing and listen carefully to the safety guides given.
- Check your diving gears and safety equipment before you dive.
- Control your excitement, safety comes first! Be sure to dive within your limits.
- Practice your ascents in case of emergency.
- Plan your dive ahead of time.
- Don’t touch or disturb the sea creatures and corals.
- When underwater, don’t dive too far from your group or instructor
Insiders’ tips
Insiders’ tips
- It is advisable to go dive with the pro team as they will bring you to the nicest underwater spots.
- Make sure to bring only your essential belongings and diving attires for this trip and keep it safely on the boat.
- Plan your trip smartly. Avoid coming here during rainy season, usually from October to February.
- If you wish to stay in the area, book your accommodation earlier as Lang Tengah island could be packed during holidays especially during festive season and school holiday.
- If you are into marine life, there is a nearby turtle-watching centre located on the island that you can visit. Visitors can also volunteer to join their humble project to keep the ocean clean and look after the turtles.
- If diving trip is only what you wish to do here in Lang Tengah Island, you can get a diving trip package from your hotel operator in Perhentian Island or Redang Island.
- Alternatively, enhance your holiday experience and find an all-inclusive package complete with accommodation in Lang Tengah Island, diving equipment, meals and boat transfer. For usually a minimum of 3D2N, your stay here will guarantee a peaceful privacy and serenity to visitors who wish for a quiet getaway as there are only a few hotels on the island.
- This island is connected to the mainlands by ferries in Merang. To get here, go to Merang jetty and take a boat to the island for about 30 minutes. Return fare for an adult is estimated around RM110 and RM50 for kids.
- You can arrange the timing for your diving session anytime before the high tides starts, usually in the evening. Plan ahead with your operator or instructor.
Strategically located in the middle of a well-kept marine park, a dive into the clear waters of Lang Tengah lets you witness a rich species of marine life.
Opening hours
Always open
