Terumbu Kili
Also known as: South Point · Terembu Kili · Tumbu Kili
The outcrop breaks the surface at the southern end of Pulau Pinang, and its slope ends on sand at roughly 20 to 25 m. Leather corals, soft corals, whips and fans grow on ledges along the slope, and the boulders are covered in coral. Strong surface currents can run in the channel between the rock and Pulau Pinang, so redang.org recommends it for more experienced divers. Barracuda, jacks, snappers, fusiliers and schools of yellowtail pass by, with the occasional blacktip shark. Hawksbill and green turtles are seen regularly.
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