Terumbu Kili (South Point)

A rock at the southern end of Redang, in a channel that pushes current on the surface. That current is why it holds more fish than the sheltered resort-side sites, and why operators grade it for experienced divers.

Depth

8–20m

Current

Moderate

Diver level

Advanced open water

Entry

Boat

Unique features

  • Rocky outcrop encrusted in hard and soft coral at about 15m, sloping to sand at 20m
  • Hawksbill turtles are commonly encountered; blacktip sharks, barracuda and jacks pass through
  • Strong surface currents run in the channel — entries are timed around them

Sources & last checked

Checked August 2026

This is a researched draft, not yet human-verified. The seasonality and logistics are drawn from the sources below — confirm specifics (permits, fees, closures) with an operator before you book.

Note on the data: Coordinates are approximate; not surveyed dive-site GPS.