Malaysia

Around 40km off the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, not far from Singapore is the picturesque island of Tioman.

A popular holiday resort for Malaysians & Singaporeans, the steep-sided jungle clad slopes of the island rise straight out the water and smaller islets dot the coastline, making for a spectacular tropical dive spot.

A little to the south is the tiny island of Aur, which while difficult to reach, has good diving.

On the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, just a little south from the Perhenthians, is Palau Redang.

This island is a relatively recent entrant on the dive map and is proving to be an increasingly popular destination, with healthy corals and abundant marine life, including Turtles, Sharks & Rays.

The diving is generally easy, while the island's lovely beaches & quiet ambience ensure a very relaxing stay.

Layang Layang is a remote atoll in the South China Sea, around 300 kilometres off the coast of Borneo.

The 14 kilometre long atoll rises from the depths 2000 metres below, providing awesome wall diving and some great opportunities for shark lovers.

Situated on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, close to the Thai border, is the island of Langkawi. 

The island is one of Malaysia’s most popular tourist spots, with great beaches, beautiful scenery, great shopping and plenty to do.