PULAU AUR CHANNEL

105 miles from Singapore

PULAU AUR CHANNEL. 2°28.11N, 104°30.13E

Approach from the west, either side of Pulau Lang, to anchor in 8-16 metres anywhere in the channel. This is the regional overnight spot providing good protection from north and south swells.

The tidal flow through the channel can run up to two knots on springs. Fishing boats often raft-up in heavy weather.

A half a dozen reasonable diving and snorkelling sites are within dinghy access of the anchorage.

Pulau Aur Channel, Pulau Dayang anchorage — Pulau Dayang anchorage in the Pulau Aur Channel | Photo by Bill OLeary

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