Kampung Salang - all beaches

Our stay was for 3 days and 2 nights, checking out on 31/7. Fortunately, we brought our own snacks and toiletries. The experience was nothing exceptional but acceptable. The room was just right for us. On the first day, we tried hiking from Panuba to Kampung ABC, which was a great experience. However, be extra careful if you have kids as it takes 15-20 minutes. Room: ☆☆☆ Food & Beverage: ☆☆ - This rating is due to the fact that only our family and two other couples were checked in. Facilities: ☆☆ - The television had no channels available. Services: ☆☆ - The shuttle boat service was only available for check-in and check-out, with other activities costing RM10 per person.

This quaint seaside town boasts a plethora of diving centers, perfect for those seeking an underwater adventure. However, the limited selection of restaurants may leave foodies wanting more. Additionally, the lack of nighttime activities may not appeal to those looking for a lively nightlife scene.

The food is good and the staff is friendly and helpful. They provide a shuttle service to and from the jetty, as well as a buggy to easily navigate the area. The only downside is that the diving prices are too expensive for guests to consider. However, everything else is excellent.

This place is like a hidden gem... It's usually empty! Towards the very end of the beach, you can keep going past the rocks by walking through the water (which is dry when the tide is low)... It's a small beach that's always empty. Absolutely stunning. You can easily go snorkeling from the square, there are some beautiful corals. There are no facilities on the beach, but that's what adds to its charm. Remember to bring water and be cautious.

Excelent place, i love it"

Unfortunately, there were no available rooms at Nazri1 in Tioman during our stay. The place appears to be in good condition, and the beach is excellent. The restaurant on-site is definitely worth checking out, as they serve very good food. I had the opportunity to stay there twice, in 1982 and 1985, and I have fond memories of Nazri's place, which was one of the few establishments that offered room rentals.