Batu Kangan is a steep wall dive with an old fishing net that has been overtaken by marine growth, so the site works best as a slow macro run rather than a wide scenic swim. The usual route keeps the wall on the left shoulder and spends time around the net, where small critters gather. High tide is the preferred timing, and the site rewards divers who like patient wall-following and close inspection of the reef edge. It is more of a texture-and-macro site than a pure coral panorama.