These restrictions have contributed towards the conservation of its marine environment. This, however, does not detract from the beauty of its coral reefs, which are a veritable underwater garden of colourful marine life. Diving and snorkeling are generally done around the reefs of Pulau Tulai, Pulau Renggis, Pulau Sepoi and Pulau Labas. For the more adventurous, there are the underwater caves around Pulau Chebeh to explore. The water around the island also offer visitors other fun filled water sports like water skiing and jet skiing with Salang, Juara, Air Batang and Bunut being among its best beaches.
Enthusiasts can hire a boat for the day and fish to their hearts content.
There is more to do in Tioman than just indulging in water sports. The journey gives you tantalising glimpses of the wildlife on the island, most notably monitor lizards and exotic butterflies. Golfers can indulge on the 18-hole golf course at the Tioman Golf Club, an experience in itself with its surrounding environment of rainforests and waterfalls. Because it is a developed tourist resort island, all sorts of accommodation are available.