Pulau Giam

before you went for snorkeling trip in pulau pangkor, prepare these equipment. Flysheet or ground tarp. Small portable stove,. Simple food and drinks. WEAR HIKING SANDLES because the dead corals are sharp and will cut through your skin. The island has only a small portion of sandy beach. Has a small wooden shack. During peak hours from 9am-1pm, the area could be pack of 50 pax at a time. Some people paid expensive cost for this snorkeling trip so make it worth. There is no food, water or toilets here so end up you will only stay for at least an hour or so. Bring a portable small stove to heat simple food or drinks. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE THE TRASH ON THE ISLAND EVEN THOUGH THERE ARE DUSTBIN PROVIDED!!! please bring back your trash to the...

ECOCIDE: This place is destroyed. It's dirty, full of plastic. No one seems to feel responsible for the cleanliness of the place. Fish are to be seen (they are being fed), but the coral is dead due stress and pollution, mainly caused by local tour operators. It's a shame: Coral Beach was beautiful but we humans destroyed it. A total ecocide. Yet most of us don't realise they are looking at the final last bit of coral and just continue snorkelling, polluting, etc. Being there made me feel ashamed for being human. We need to apologise and cleanup, and protect what still...

First time snorkeling so this island can be a good start. Only certain types of fish seen there so quite disappointed and the island is full of rocks and corals so you will need to be careful to avoid injuries especially if you're with children. Water was not as clear as I thought it would be. The water at the other side of the island was so dirty and smelly. People and families need to ensure they observe cleanliness and don't throw rubbish. Saw a hornbill chilling in the island as well. That's it...