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Beach & Sea Activities

Snorkelling to See Coral and Marine Life

Discover the underwater world! Glide over vibrant coral and marine life just a short swim from the beach in the protected Marine Park.

Disclaimer

Please note that PulauBesarJohor.com does not operate or provide any tours, activities, or services listed on this page. The information is shared solely for visitor reference and to help you explore what Pulau Besar has to offer. For bookings or arrangements, please contact the respective service providers directly.

Highlights

  • Discover vibrant coral gardens near Pulau Besar and Pulau Tengah

  • Spot clownfish, parrotfish, butterflyfish, and soft corals

  • Easy access from resort beachfronts or guided trips

  • Suitable for beginners and experienced snorkellers


What to Expect

Pulau Besar lies within the Sultan Iskandar Marine Park, offering a protected underwater environment. Guests can snorkel directly from beaches near Emerald Sands Resort or join short guided trips to nearby reefs. Visibility is excellent during dry months, making it perfect for underwater photography and observing tropical fish.


Good to Know

Avoid touching or standing on coral, and do not feed the fish. Motorised water sports are prohibited. Wear reef-safe sunscreen and consider renting gear from your resort.

Others Activities
Observing Fishermen at Work or Repairing Nets
Witness island traditions! Watch local fishermen preparing their catch or patiently repairing nets—a timeless cultural activity.
Enjoying Freshly Grilled Seafood Dishes
A feast from the ocean! Savour incredibly delicious, freshly grilled seafood dishes for an authentic, memorable tropical dining experience.
Learning About Local Island Folklore and Legends
Dive into history! Engage with locals or guides to hear fascinating tales of island folklore and legends that define this special place.
Interacting with Friendly Island Residents
Experience true hospitality! Take a moment to chat and enjoy the genuine warmth and friendliness of the local island residents.
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