About 36 nautical mile off Malaysia's east coast lies Pulau Tioman, or Tioman Island a tear-shape
paradise. An enduring and tranquil island, Tioman Island boasts miles and miles of white sandy
beaches and swaying palm trees, charming villages and friendly people. Its crystal clear water
promise spectacular marine life and colourful coral gardens. The striking profile of the twin peaks of
Gunung Nenek Semukut provides a markable landmark to this beautiful island reputed to be one of
the most beautiful and idyllic islands in the world.
Tioman Island, the largest in a group of 64 volcanic islands which includes Seri Buat Island, Sembilang
Island, Tulai Island, Chebeh Island, Labas Island and Renggis Island, is situated about 80km northwest
of Peninsular Malaysia's east coast. Said to be the final resting place of a fabled dragon princess who
had turned herself into an island in the South China Sea, Tioman Island is truly one of the most beautiful
islands in the region.
Blessed with miles of soft white sand, swaying palms, wild flowers growing in vivid profusion and cool
waterfalls cascading down green slopes, Tioman Island is an adventurer's paradise for quiet retreats,
trekking, sunbathing and sea sports. Noted for crystal clear water as far down as 33 metres, Tioman
Island is a veritable green of colorful marine life, offering underwater sportsmen some of the best dive
sites in the world.
There are several villages scattered around the island's coastline, the larger ones being Salang,
Tekek,Genting, Paya and Juara. Each village offers a different atmosphere and will be a unique
experience to enjoy.
