Malaysia is a country located in southeast Asia. This paradise is made up of 2 main parts; Peninsula Malaysia and West Malaysia. Known for its mixed cultural influences from Malay, Indian, Chinese and European, you can expect a full acceptance in cultural differences. You can expect many different dive sites to choose from. Malaysia takes pride in the biodiversity of life in the country both at land and sea.

Diving in Malaysia

One of the most exotic and favorite diving destinations is Malaysia. During your dive in the beautiful islands around Malaysia, you will find a good balance of macro life and pelagics, as well as a wide array of species. You will find a vast range of types of diving, from resorts to liveaboards, allowing you to explore many wrecks and coral reefs. Suitable conditions for scuba diving can be found all year-round, with warm water between 27 to 30 ºC (81 to 86 ºF) and high visibility. You can choose some of the most remote pristine islands for diving, to the most touristic spots with exciting nightlife.

Travel Information for Malaysia

Power Plug Type:A, C, G, M
Payment Method:VISA, MC, AMEX, DIS, JCB
Airports:KUL
Currency:MYR
Dial Code:+60
Language:en
Electricity:240 V / 50 Hz
Timezone:UTC+08:00
Network Provider:CelCom, Digi Telecommunications, Maxis, U Mobile

Featured Training Centers

Featured Training Centers

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Dive Sites in Malaysia

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