Pulau Aur

Diving off Pulau Aur - where waters are blue and visibility averages about 30m. Pulau Aur, together with the smaller isles of Pulau Dayang, Pulau Lang and Pulau Pemangil make up one half of the Johor Marine Park . Both Dayang and Aur have deep clear water and healthy corals. 

Crocodile Rock
A favorite night dive spot.

Teluk Teluran
Interesting for its large undulating corals, which are home to various octopuses, crabs, and moray eels.

The Garden
Also known as the ' Secret Garden ' is shallow dive site at 15m and has abundant fish and coral life. A good site for new divers and underwater photography

Teluk Mariam
To check out a Ming Dynasty wreak (as some claim), do a shore dive from the southern side of the bay towards the jetty.

Teluk Sebukang
March to April brings out an amazing variety of nudibranches, and garden eels deeper down at around 30m.

Robert's Tip
Located at the northern tip of Pulau Lang, has a small but interesting patch of coral with immense variety. Dusk dives are best as the corals here teem with fish.

Rayner's Rock
Popular with advanced divers. Here pelagic can be found on the seaward side of the rock whilst a large variety of soft corals can be found in the valley between the two rocks that break the surface. Different levels offer things. Napolean wrasses, up to 90cm long have been spotted here and grey tip reef sharks are often sighted.

Pulau Pinang
A barren rock with steep slopes, making it an ideal spot for some wall diving. The sea floor goes down 60m. Here snappers, moral eels, spotted rays and groupers can be seen. Turtles and sharks are not uncommon. The spot is a good place to do a drift dive if the currents are running.

The Pinnacles
A group of three underwater rocks, with a plateau of the center pinnacle at 18m deep. Schools of batfish and barracuda have been sighted. Strong currents are common, so plan your dive for slack tides.