Batu Jahat
About Batu Jahat
Batu Jahat is a dive site off the southern part of Tioman Island, Malaysia, known for healthy coral and large boulders. The terrain includes tunnels and cave-like features that can be explored with a torch. Divers commonly encounter blacktip reef sharks, jacks, barracuda, and a variety of reef fish, with depths reaching about 30 m.
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Batu Jahat Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 30m
Depth Note
Maximum depth reported up to 30 m.
Safety & Access At Batu Jahat
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
A torch is needed to explore the tunnels and cave-like areas; use caution in overhead sections. Depth can reach 30 m and blacktip reef sharks may be present.
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Scuba
Scuba diving with a torch is suitable for exploring tunnels and cave-like features, with depths up to about 30 m.
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