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Unlike typical coral reef sites, Chebeh features massive granite boulders that create an underwater landscape of tunnels, swim-throughs, and dramatic rock formations. This geological character sets it apart from other Tioman dive sites.

Schools of barracuda and trevally are regularly spotted, especially in the deeper water around the boulders. Occasionally, larger visitors like blacktip sharks appear. The exposed position attracts current-riding pelagics.

Chebeh is a small rocky islet south of Tioman Island, reached by a 20–30 minute boat ride from the main island's dive centres.

Both are current-swept sites, but Tiger Reef is a submerged rocky outcrop entirely underwater while Chebeh is a small island with fringing reef. Tiger Reef typically has stronger currents and more consistent shark sightings. Chebeh offers a more varied dive with shallower sections, while Tiger Reef is purely a deep reef experience for advanced divers.

No, Tiger Reef requires Advanced Open Water certification at minimum and ideally some drift diving experience. Currents can be strong and unpredictable, and the reef top starts at 12 meters with interesting features extending to 25 meters. There is no shelter from current on this exposed offshore rock. Less experienced divers should try Tioman's more sheltered sites first.