Perhentian Dive Site Terumbu Wreck Diving Batu Nisan

A gentler and shallower dive here where there is an abundance of giant clams, anemones and christmas tree worms. There maybe stingrays resting on the sandy bottom here. A good spot for a night dive as crabs, shrips and feather stars are in abundance as are parrotfish which will be asleep and encased by nightfall.

Batu Nisan or Tomb Stone Reef in English is a shallow reef that lies on the east coast of Perhentian Kecil. The dive site is ideal for day and night diving and snorkeling. Only one or two meters away from the shore, the rocky reef with largely hard as well as boulder corals commences in shallow water and that is suitable for first-timers or in the event you have not dived in quite a while as you are able to end up with a pleasant shallow basic and longer dive with no current.

As you may dive around the reef fringe, you will come across Jenkin whiprays, blue spotted stingrays and plenty of little gobies as well as shrimps that are spreading out throughout the sand.

All through the entire dive, you will discover a great deal of brilliantly colored anemones with some other varieties of clownfish (nemos) dwelling inside together with turtles, angelfish, batfish and if ever you are lucky enough you will see a school of bumphead parrotfish that pass by.

• Dive Site: Batu Nisan (Tombstone)
• Location: Perhentian, Malaysia
• Getting There: By speedboat in 30 minutes
• Depth: 5 – 12 meters
• Visibility: 15 meters
• Best Time: March – Octobert