Terengganu > Pulau Redang

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Redang Island has a high biodiversity of marine life, offering 80% of species found in the 'coral triangle' (an area bounded by the Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea known to have the highest number of marine species in the world). There is no better way to experience the marine life than to go diving.

Redang offers many different dive sites to suit all kinds of skill levels, from beach dives, shallow dives to challenging deep dives. There are beautiful hard and soft coral gardens as well as sandy bottom sites offering muck dives. The dive sites are all located nearby and are easily accessible by boats.

Some of the popular dive sites are Tanjung Tokong, Tanjung Gua Kawah, Pasir Panjang, Chek Isa, Mak Cantik and many others.

The PADI Dive Centre offers Discovery Courses for novices, Open Water Diver Courses, Junior Open Water Diver Courses for children, Advance Open Water Diver Courses, Day and Night Dive Trips as well as Refreshing Sessions for advance divers.