NEW WRECK ON TIOMAN - KM SIPADAN
Tioman has received a new wreck on 29th March 2012. The decommissioned Royal Navy warship KM Sipadan was sunk as an artificial reef at the Sawadee Divesite. The 31m long and 4.5m wide ship now rests in some 30m depth and will become one of the major attractions for our divers.
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B&J DIVING CENTRE
is a Malay/German/Swiss run dive school which started its operation back in 1987 and runs two dive shops on Tioman Island on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia.
Diving has become our life and our passion and our mission is to fill your holiday with fun, excitement and unforgettable memories; without cutting on quality and safety and while protecting our marine environment.
You have the choice to dive with us from our centre in Ayer Batang Bay (aka ABC), or from our centre in Salang Bay. Both places are strategically located in the northern part of Tioman Island, close to the prime dive sites. More Details >>
TIOMAN DIVE RESORT AT B&J
Most resorts on Tioman Island, especially in the northern region offer clean but pretty basic accommodation. After several complaints from our customers about the lack of proper rooms, we have decided to build our very own Tioman Dive Resort.
The first building was completed by end of 2011 and opened for our guests in January 2012. We can proudly say that we are now having the best rooms available in northern Tioman. We're the only resort that provides proper room service, LCD TV with DVD Player, Mini Fridge, Kettle with Tea/Coffee and personal safes in each room.
A description of the resort with pictures and rates can be found here >>
B&J GOES 100% PROJECT AWARE!
As of 2012, B&J has decided to go 100% AWARE which means that we put the ocean protection at the heart or our business and pledge a donation to Project AWARE for every single student who gets certified for any PADI Course. The student will automatically receive a Project AWARE certification card.
Project AWARE needs our support to secure the conservation of our marine environment. Examples are the protection of the world's most threatened shark species, to strengthen shark finning bans around the globe, to support dive centres in installing mooring buoys to prevent anchoring on reefs and to hold Project AWARE Conservation events. |
