Fees · Country Guide
Malaysia
Two coasts, two monsoons, and Borneo reefs from easy island days to Sipadan-style walls
Fees And Permits
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Fees You Can't Skip
- Marine Parks Malaysia conservation charge (Peninsular) - RM 30 (adult, non-Malaysian) or RM 5 (adult, Malaysian); discounted child rates apply
- Typical payment pattern: Malaysia's main costs to plan for are marine park conservation charges (federal or Sabah Parks), plus the national Tourism Tax for many foreign visitors.
What people usually pay
Malaysia's main costs to plan for are marine park conservation charges (federal or Sabah Parks), plus the national Tourism Tax for many foreign visitors. Specific parks may add activity fees for scuba diving, hiking, or special access.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marine Parks Malaysia conservation charge (Peninsular) | RM 30 (adult, non-Malaysian) or RM 5 (adult, Malaysian); discounted child rates apply Per entry | Visitors entering Marine Parks Malaysia sites such as Perhentian, Redang, Tioman, and Pulau Payar | Marine park counters, jetties, or via participating operators | Fees are typically collected when you enter the marine park area. Carry small cash, especially on smaller islands. |
Fee
Marine Parks Malaysia conservation charge (Peninsular)
Per entry
- Amount
- RM 30 (adult, non-Malaysian) or RM 5 (adult, Malaysian); discounted child rates apply
- Applies to
- Visitors entering Marine Parks Malaysia sites such as Perhentian, Redang, Tioman, and Pulau Payar
- Where to pay
- Marine park counters, jetties, or via participating operators
- Notes
Fees are typically collected when you enter the marine park area. Carry small cash, especially on smaller islands.