Impiana Inn Tioman

Pulau Tioman is the biggest marine park in Malaysia. You can explore the warm, crystal clear water, underwater environment of Pulau Tioman and get to see lots of marine life. Besides snorkeling at Pulau Tioman Marine Park, you can also try other recommended snorkeling spots sych as Coral Island, Renggis Island and Monkey Bay. These islanda have good hard coral diversity and most colourful coral gardens around Tioman.

Clouds of colourful fish gather here, no doubt attracted by the breadcrumbs that they snatch from visitors’ outstretched hands. Here you can truly feel what it is like to be right in the middle of a constantly moving, synchronised school of fish. You can easily rent equipments such as masks and fins and wade into the water from the beach.

You'll get to see turtles, stingrays, cuttlefish, jellyfish, eels, giant clams, starfish, batfish, pufferfish, angelfish, clownfish (Nemos), sea stars, sea cucumbers, sea fans, barracudas, boxfish, parrotfish, sergeantfish, rabbitfish, sea urchins, groupers, sweetlips, cardinalfish, lizardfish, dameselfish, wrasses, filefish, squirrelfish, lionfish, porcupinefish & etc.

Pulau Tioman is the biggest marine park in Malaysia. You can explore the warm, crystal clear water, underwater environment of Pulau Tioman and get to see lots of marine life. Besides snorkeling at Pulau Tioman Marine Park, you can also try other recommended snorkeling spots sych as Coral Island, Renggis Island and Monkey Bay. These islanda have good hard coral diversity and most colourful coral gardens around Tioman.

Clouds of colourful fish gather here, no doubt attracted by the breadcrumbs that they snatch from visitors’ outstretched hands. Here you can truly feel what it is like to be right in the middle of a constantly moving, synchronised school of fish. You can easily rent equipments such as masks and fins and wade into the water from the beach.

You'll get to see turtles, stingrays, cuttlefish, jellyfish, eels, giant clams, starfish, batfish, pufferfish, angelfish, clownfish (Nemos), sea stars, sea cucumbers, sea fans, barracudas, boxfish, parrotfish, sergeantfish, rabbitfish, sea urchins, groupers, sweetlips, cardinalfish, lizardfish, dameselfish, wrasses, filefish, squirrelfish, lionfish, porcupinefish & etc.

The island is perfect both for experienced divers and the uninitiated. Diving underwater takes you into a totally different world. A comprehensive range of PADI dive training courses is available in Pulau Tioman. The experienced can dive for fun in more than 20 dive sites.

Many of the divers in Tioman are repeat visitors which indicates the level of the diving opportunities here. You can dive with the instructors who would help you explore the splendid underwater gardens of Pulau Tioman. Or you could decide to look at this underwater beauty yourselves.

There are many dive operators on the island offering boat and shore dives as well as instruction and certification. Tioman has fantastic underwater beauty and you can spend hours enjoying it. Many scuba diving enthusiasts throw anchor for days.

Pulau Tioman is the biggest marine park in Malaysia. You can explore the warm, crystal clear water, underwater environment of Pulau Tioman and get to see lots of marine life. Besides snorkeling at Pulau Tioman Marine Park, you can also try other recommended snorkeling spots sych as Coral Island, Renggis Island and Monkey Bay. These islanda have good hard coral diversity and most colourful coral gardens around Tioman.

Clouds of colourful fish gather here, no doubt attracted by the breadcrumbs that they snatch from visitors’ outstretched hands. Here you can truly feel what it is like to be right in the middle of a constantly moving, synchronised school of fish. You can easily rent equipments such as masks and fins and wade into the water from the beach.

You'll get to see turtles, stingrays, cuttlefish, jellyfish, eels, giant clams, starfish, batfish, pufferfish, angelfish, clownfish (Nemos), sea stars, sea cucumbers, sea fans, barracudas, boxfish, parrotfish, sergeantfish, rabbitfish, sea urchins, groupers, sweetlips, cardinalfish, lizardfish, dameselfish, wrasses, filefish, squirrelfish, lionfish, porcupinefish & etc.

The island is perfect both for experienced divers and the uninitiated. Diving underwater takes you into a totally different world. A comprehensive range of PADI dive training courses is available in Pulau Tioman. The experienced can dive for fun in more than 20 dive sites.

Many of the divers in Tioman are repeat visitors which indicates the level of the diving opportunities here. You can dive with the instructors who would help you explore the splendid underwater gardens of Pulau Tioman. Or you could decide to look at this underwater beauty yourselves.

There are many dive operators on the island offering boat and shore dives as well as instruction and certification. Tioman has fantastic underwater beauty and you can spend hours enjoying it. Many scuba diving enthusiasts throw anchor for days.

For an island that lives on the fish industry, Tioman has plenty of good fishing areas. You can arrange a boat with local fishermen for a day and catch some fish.

While fishing in Tioman waters, expect fish like Black Marlin, Giant Trevally, Sailfish, Cobia, Barracuda, Narrowbarred Mackerel, Malaysian Tuna, Grouper, Stingray, Mackerel, Barracuda and Queen fish. Also try out the local seafood while on the fishing trip. Fresh fish is deliciously cooked by the stalls and you would love to savor it.

Thanks to the mountainous topography and the protected status of Tioman, most of the rainforest here has remained untouched with the only development being the villages and resorts along the coastline. This makes Tioman an excellent destination for those that are looking for a jaunt in the jungle.

The best known, and probably the toughest jungle trek stretches across the middle of the island, through the hilly terrain and rainforest between the villages of Tekek and Juara. On this 7km, four-hour trek you are likely to encounter monkeys, monitor lizards, scores of birds and insects as well as passing by waterfalls and tall trees that are hundreds of years old. Though gruelling and sweaty, the reward is the perfect golden sand of Juara beach on the other side of the island.

Do not underestimate the trek, wear decent shoes to avoid the leeches in the rainy season. Remember to bring lots of water and insect repellent and that the jungle gets darker sooner, so plan to reach your destination well before dusk.

Prime attractions of Pulau Tioman are its milky white beaches and azure waters. There are various beach activities such as canoeing, cycling, swimming, sunbathing or you could take just a simple stroll.

You could enjoy a lazy afternoon here lying on a chair and sipping your coffee. Post sunset, the beach turns into a bonfire-lit nightlife scene.

At Tioman, you can shop for antiques and handicrafts which would do a good souvenir.

Tioman has been given duty-free status by the Mlaysian government. The duty exemption mainly pertains to tobacco and alcohol products and the best place to do this kind of shopping is in the village of Tekek.

The larger stores in Tekek stock not only a variety of tobacco and alcohol products, including wines, but also a good selection of t-shirts, bathing suits and Tioman souvenirs.