when seeing a turtle
Occasionally turtles lay eggs on our beaches. If you encounter one, it is ok to observe and watch them from afar. Do let our Guest Services or Tengah Island Conservation team knows so we can secure the nest and relocate the eggs to the hatchery.
Keep Quiet
No flash photography
Don’t touch the eggs
Don’t touch the turtle
island ETIQUETTE
Whilst staying with us at Batu Batu feeding fish, fishing, littering, collecting seashells or marine animals - dead or alive - is disallowed. Batu Batu is located within the protected Johor Marine Park and the following regulations and best-practices should be observed at all times in order to protect the fragile biodiversity on and around the island.
Don’t step on the coral
Don’t stir the sediment
Don’t touch or chase the marine life
Don’t feed the fishes
Don’t litter
Don’t fish
Don’t collect dead or alive marine life
Don’t anchor on coral reefs
Do use mooring bouys
Don’t support shark finning
Don’t buy souvenirs of coral & marine life
Don’t remove seashells or corals
Do join or support conservation projects
Tengah Island Conservation
Meet the TIC team and learn about their on-going conservation and community engagement projects around the area.
Conservation Activities
Find out about the fun activities you can get involved in whilst staying with us to learn more about biodiversity and conservation.
Our Vision and Commitment
Learn about Batu Batu’s conviction that tourism businesses can be both profitable and simultaneously support biodiversity and community.
Batu Batu Experiences
Beyond the sea and the beach, Batu Batu has various activities, services and facilities to keep you relaxed and happy.