Tioman Island Excellent Holiday

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17/05/2012

Dumba Bay Genting, Tioman

24/03/2012

Genting Village lies on a narrow strip of golden sand, fringed by dark grey granite boulders, at the foot of steep hills covered in lush rainforest. The village is stretched out along a footpath that follows the coastline and the buildings reach hardly a hundred metres from the shore into the jungle behind.

A few shops, restaurants, cafes, chalets, a clinic and a mosque complete the core of the village around the jetty. Villagers’ wooden homes are a few metres further down the footpath in either direction, surrounded by the tall emerald trees of the forest.

You can easily walk from the one end of the village to the other in thirty minutes, or rent a bicycle to get around. The same concrete footpath that is the main throughway of Genting continues north to the village of Paya and there are footbridges over the many mountain streams that find their way into the ocean here. It does not take long before you start encountering monkeys and monitor lizards and all you can hear is the calls of birds and the din of cicadas.

24/03/2012

Arguably the most popular of Tioman’s villages, Salang lies in a small bay at the north of the island. Resorts, restaurants and shops are lined up around the bay, with the biggest cluster of activity around the jetty. The jetty and a freshwater lagoon divide the village in two, the northern end being quieter and the southern end laying claim to a prime stretch of beach.

Salang is as lively as it gets on Tioman: families start playing on the beach as soon as the sun is out and loud music and chatter can be heard till the early hours of the morning. It still has a laid-back, holiday village charm and the only traffic you will find here is a child on a bicycle chasing one of the huge monitor lizards out of the way.

At the northern side of the village, the beach is rocky and becomes unsuitable for swimming at low tide. The soft sand on the southern side, offers a much better place to play and sunbathe and the bay here is very popular for snorkelling. The water is crystal-clear and home to many species of coral and colourful fish.

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24/03/2012

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22/03/2012

This private, boulder strewn bay is a peaceful retreat and the nearby villages are easily accessible through short jungle trails or a sea taxi service. A five minute walk to the north brings you to a deserted beach, and the trail continues to Monkey Bay and Salang Village. Ayer Batang Village is 15 minutes south from here on the jungle footpath.

Although the beach right in front of the Panuba Inn Resort is small, the soft sand, tall trees and relative privacy make it an ideal place to relax and unwind.

22/03/2012

This private, boulder strewn bay is a peaceful retreat and the nearby villages are easily accessible through short jungle trails or a sea taxi service. A five minute walk to the north brings you to a deserted beach, and the trail continues to Monkey Bay and Salang Village. Ayer Batang Village is 15 minutes south from here on the jungle footpath.

Although the beach right in front of the Panuba Inn Resort is small, the soft sand, tall trees and relative privacy make it an ideal place to relax and unwind.

22/03/2012

This tiny village is sandwiched between the sea and a lagoon and is fronted by a narrow strip of beach. Only a handful of resorts, restaurants, shops and homes make up the village. In the hillside behind, a clear mountain stream – Paya’s main water source – rushes over granite boulders towards the lagoon. The coral living in the blue water right off the shore is home to many colourful species of marine life and there are excellent snorkelling spots. The best location is at the northern end of the village, where there is less human disturbance and a small rocky island lays a few metres from the shore. The village fills up considerably over weekends and public holidays and is popular with Singaporean and Malaysian families. On a Saturday morning, scores of tourists clad in bright orange lifejackets line up on the jetty, ready for the snorkelling outing that is included in their weekend package.