Pulau Tioman Nightlife

We took a wander up the beach one evening and found the locals at the beach bar.

I have seen pix of beautiful bars here on vt right on the beach and now I found one!! :o) This was the best place!! :o)

Paya Beach Resort Bar is a nice place to chill with a beer or coctail (forget drinking wine on Tioman - the heat affects it and it goes to vinegar).

I wanted to sing Kareoke and we asked about it but there mustn't have been enough people or something because they didn't have it even though it is advertised as part of the activities.

Oh well, we still had plent to do for entertainment :o)

I knew when we arrived on the western side of the island that we would experience some great sunsets! ..... They weren't just great.....they were awesome!!

There was nothing better than sitting at the Resort Bar right on the beach, sipping a coctail and viewing this!! :o)

Arn't holidays wonderful! :o)

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In the evening, Stieven (the resort owner) had arranged for a Barbeque dinner on the Juara Beach, right in front of the resort. He barbequed snapper fishes, jumbo prawns, chicken legs, cuttle fish and crabs. They were absolutely delicious. The dinner spread was mouthwatering and the seafood was absolutely fresh. Steiven said the fishes were netted in the late afternoon by his men from the South China Sea. There was no reason not to believe him.
Afterr the dinner, the resort helpers also held a bonfire on the beach. We just sat around the bonfire and danced all night. The only thing that was missing moonlit night.

Dress Code: Informals. Just to take are that you are not bitten by the sandflies

Peaceful during the night. You can count stars on the sky and watching full moon beside listening to the ocean breeze.
Around here, you may check out the place where you can listen to the local band perform or even you can go for kareoke or maybe you just want to relax at the restaurant. Up to you!

Overall, nightlife here completely peace.

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Hi all, I dive every now and then in Tioman, and stay in Kampung Tekek . Recently there is a new bar along the seafront - Safety Stop Cafe and Bar. It's great after a day of diving to just chill out and watch the sea while sipping a beer! Friendly bartender there.

Dress Code: Just be comfortable!

This is what I always do...everynight I was there. Infact..this is what others do as well.

You just walk along the jetty..enjoying the cool night breeze while listening to music made by waves...look down to the water... there're plenty of fishes there...walk again... till you come to end of the jetty..n then walk back...or you can just seat at any of the benches placed at the jetty while reading.. chatting...or enjoying the night in Salang...

You'll find some people fishing there. Well, according to the local people it's illegal to fish there but if the Marine Police is not around...you'll be safe...I think...

Dress Code: It can get pretty cold at night...especially when the wind's blowing hard...so bring along some thick clothes...

From 3 or 4 pubs in 2000, kampong salang is now down to just 1, RM 5 for a can of beer-tiger, carls, carlsberg.

Dart board available, satellite tv, music varies from rock to pop to dance music.

Dress Code: very casual, they won't mind even if you come topless, for man that is, hey, it's the beach we're at.