Pulau Chebeh
Chebeh is a rocky islet off the north-west of Tioman with big volcanic boulders, channels and overhangs on its north side, large soft corals, gorgonian fans and black coral. Operators describe it as one of the deeper Tioman dives (about 10–25 m typical, listed to 45 m by one source) with occasional current and surge near the top. Position is an approximation placed next to the islet's OpenStreetMap location; no operator publishes exact GPS for this site.
Facts
- Region: Tioman & Pulau Aur – Malaysia
- Area: Tioman north: Tulai (Coral Island) & Chebeh
- Depth: 10–45 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: moderate
- Type: reef, pinnacle, drift
- Coordinates: 2.93363, 104.09723 (approximate)
- Highlights: volcanic boulders, gorgonian fans, black coral, stingray, moray eel, pufferfish
- Tips: Check current and surge with the guide; the deep end suits advanced divers. Depth figures differ by source (25–45 m maximum). Tioman is a marine park: a park fee is collected at the ferry terminal (confirm the current amount), and sites are closed in the monsoon (about Nov–Feb).