Tengah Island Map

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Key Points of Interest

(A) Turtle Beach

Steep path to access, not recommended for children (footwear required)
Quiet beach
Snorkelling
Visit Rocky Point
Wildlife observation
2nd Mangrove restoration area

(B) Shingle Beach

Quiet beach on eastern side of island, difficult to access

(C) Best Viewpoint

Viewpoint looking out to Rawa Island, Gual Island, Mensirip Island and Harimau Island

(D) Podercarpus Viewpoint

Viewpoint looking out to Rawa Island, Tioman Island, Pemanggil Island and Aur Island

(E) Rocky Viewpoint

Viewpoint looking out to - Besar Island, Tinggi Island, Sibu Island
Best place to watch sunrise

(F) Tiny Beach

Quiet beach
Observing land crabs

(G) Sunrise Beach

Good for swimming during high tide
Snorkelling
Sunrise

(H) Batu Batu Beach

Snorkelling
Natural Playground
Seashells

(I) Junior Reef Beach

Snorkelling
Coral nursery

(J) J E T T Y

Shark watching
Turtle watching
Stargazing
Natural prey-predator observation

(K) Long Beach

Point to start kayaking & paddle boarding
Beach volleyball & football
Swimming spot (sandy bottom)
Dive & Activities Centre

(L) Beach Bar

Cocktails, mocktails and ice cold beer (open from 11 am to after sunset)

(M) Sand Bar

Unique beach that changes throughout the year
Best spot to watch the sunset

(N) Angsana / Sunset Beach

Unique beach with different character
Pristine private beach
Access to snorkelling to Northern Reef

(O) Northern Reef

Best spot for free diving
Pristine coral

(P) Lagoon Bay

1st Mangrove restoration area
Best spot for bird watching
Access to Northern Reef

(Q) Remnant of Expedition Robinson’s Set

(R) Marsh Area

Observing wildlife
Natural swamp
Cashew nut tree

(S) Remnants of Vietnamese UNHCR Settlement + Baby Joseph’s Grave

(T) Hut’s Viewpoint

Viewpoint looking out to Rawa Island

(Q) Fern’s Viewpoint

A private spot and viewpoint looking out to - Rawa Island, Harimau Island, Hujung Island, Seribuat Island and Sembilang Island

(R) Tunku Abdul Jalil Conservation Centre and Home of Tengah Island Conservation

Sea turtle hatchery
Nature & Conservation talks
Beach clean up registration
Information on conservation on and around the island

Snorkelling Trails

*Snorkelling is best above a tide level of 1.5m – please check the day’s tide tables at Guest Services or Dive & Activities before heading out to snorkel. Children should be accompanied by an adult when snorkelling. We recommend snorkelling in pairs.

JETTY TRAIL | Beginner Level Trail

Starting or Exit Point: Long Beach next to the walkway
Jetty: Juvenile black tip reef sharks, needle fish, schools of small fish
Coral Nurseries
Junior Reef: Easy to spot “Nemos” and anemones
Exit or Starting Point: Junior Beach

Depth Average: 3 meters
Suitable For: Families with kids

SUNRISE TRAIL | Intermediate Level Trail

Starting or Exit Point: Sunrise Beach
Beginning of The Reef: Shallowest part of the reef – many corals are damaged by climate change induced bleaching
Sunrise Reef: Nice and dense coral formations, great variety of coral species
Exit or Starting Point: Batu Batu Beach

Depth Average: 4 meters
Suitable For: Strong swimmers

NORTHERN REEF TRAIL | Advance Level Trail

Starting or Exit Point: Lagoon Bay
Northern Reef: Big coral formations, high massive corals
Northern Reef: Long patches of Acropora branching corals
Exit or Starting Point: Sandbar Beach
& 6. Alternative Exit or Starting Point: Red Sand Beach, Angsana Beach and Sunset Beach

Depth Average: 5 meters (Point number 2 can reach 8 meters depth)
Suitable For: Very strong swimmers