Dive site · access from Redang Island

Terumbu Kili (South Point)

A rock at the southern end of Redang, in a channel that pushes current on the surface.

Depth
8–20m
Current
Moderate
Minimum level
Advanced open water
Access
Boat
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The case for it

Why dive here

  • 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

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What may rule it out

  • Advanced open water certification is the stated minimum.
  • Moderate current can affect whether the site is suitable on the day.

Access and timing

Plan this through Redang Island

Best overall months: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep. Check the destination planner for operating season, wildlife and other matching sites.

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Wildlife

Seen around Redang Island

rareoccasionalcommonly seenpeak seasondestination closed

These are destination-level records, not confirmed sightings at Terumbu Kili (South Point).

Whale shark
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarydestination closed
Februarydestination closed
Marchrare
Aprilrare
Mayrare
Junerare
Julyrare
Augustrare
Septemberrare
Octoberrare
Novemberdestination closed
Decemberdestination closed
Hawksbill turtle
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarydestination closed
Februarydestination closed
Marchoccasional
Apriloccasional
Mayoccasional
Juneoccasional
Julyoccasional
Augustoccasional
Septemberoccasional
Octoberoccasional
Novemberdestination closed
Decemberdestination closed
Anemonefish
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarydestination closed
Februarydestination closed
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maycommonly seen
Junecommonly seen
Julycommonly seen
Augustcommonly seen
Septembercommonly seen
Octobercommonly seen
Novemberdestination closed
Decemberdestination closed
Blacktip reef shark
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarydestination closed
Februarydestination closed
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maycommonly seen
Junecommonly seen
Julycommonly seen
Augustcommonly seen
Septembercommonly seen
Octobercommonly seen
Novemberdestination closed
Decemberdestination closed
Green sea turtle
Sighting likelihood by month
MonthLikelihood
Januarydestination closed
Februarydestination closed
Marchcommonly seen
Aprilcommonly seen
Maypeak season
Junepeak season
Julypeak season
Augustcommonly seen
Septembercommonly seen
Octobercommonly seen
Novemberdestination closed
Decemberdestination closed
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Sources & last checked

Checked August 2026

Research is source-backed, but conditions and fees should still be confirmed locally.

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