Pulau Labas
Labas is a rocky islet off the west of Tioman whose volcanic boulders form swim-throughs and tunnels, overgrown with colourful coral. Reports list angelfish, butterflyfish, sea fans, stonefish and blue-spotted stingrays; nesting triggerfish can be aggressive. Depth is roughly 5–20 m. 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 west islets: Labas, Sepoi & Tiger Reef
- Depth: 5–20 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: moderate
- Type: reef, pinnacle
- Coordinates: 2.8893, 104.0648 (approximate)
- Highlights: swim-throughs, sea fans, stonefish, angelfish, butterflyfish, blue-spotted stingray
- Tips: Watch nesting triggerfish (give them room; they bite fins and masks). Suits all levels in calm conditions. 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).