Wahyu Nature Site Camp








01 Quick Facts
02 🌲 The Vibe
Quiet island camping where the beach is the backyard — reviewers call it peaceful, calm and close to nature.
A family-and-friends crowd; guests mention it suits family trips, team outings and company events.
Small and personal — the caretaker knows your story and guests feel genuinely looked after.
Back-to-nature without roughing it: plug points, surau and clean toilets soften the island stay.
03 🚗 Getting There
Getting there — island campsite — boat transfer from Mersing jetty (Pulau Babi Besar / Pulau Besar group); confirm meeting point & boat with camp
No prices published online — must call to book; Boat transfer needed from Mersing jetty
04 🛏️ Staying at Wahyu Nature Site Camp
Quiet beach-island camping off Mersing: tent pitches with their own plug points, a surau and toilets, and the beach just steps away — looked after by a caretaker (Fatih/Fateh) that every reviewer seems to love.
- Island beach camp - Set on Pulau Babi Besar off Mersing — sand, sea and greenery, with the beach minutes from the tent lines.
- Caretaker Fatih/Fateh - Almost every reviewer names the camp manager as the highlight: helpful, friendly and always on hand.
- Plug point per pitch - Each camping site has its own power point — a rare convenience on an island — plus surau and clean toilets.
Book ahead: call +60 11-1620 1612 or DM @wahyunaturesite on Instagram — no online price list exists. Confirm the boat transfer from Mersing jetty, and bring your own tent and gear (rentals not confirmed), insect repellent, torch and cash.
05 🛠 Facilities
🏕️ Tent sites — Pitches spread across the camp, each with its own plug point — reviewers call the setup complete and convenient.
🕌 Surau & toilets — A prayer room and clean public toilets on site; families and Muslim campers specifically call this out as a plus.
🏖️ Beach access — The camp hugs the coast of Pulau Babi Besar — calm water, sea breeze and open views are the main draw.
👨✈️ Friendly caretaker — Manager Fatih/Fateh gets consistent shout-outs for helpfulness and hospitality across nearly every review.
🌿 Clean, green grounds — Reviewers describe the site as clean, green, calm and well maintained — a tidy island basecamp.
06 💬 What Campers Are Saying
"Wahyu Nature Site is a very nice and peaceful place. The area is clean, green, and close to the beach. It's perfect for relaxing with family or friends. …"
"Best experience ever for camping..and the most important is the camp site manager (Fatih) was really helpful and the best!"
"Awesome and adventurous. The assistance is very helpful and friendly. Kudos to Fateh. Keep it up."
4.9★ from 21 reviews — nearly all 5★; the only outlier is a Local Guide's 3★ that says simply 'Moderate'.
07 💰 What to Budget What you pay
| Camping fee (per person) | [OFFICIAL] not published (call camp) |
| Tent site rental (with plug point) | [OFFICIAL] not published (call camp) |
| Toilet / surau facilities | [OFFICIAL] included with stay |
| Boat transfer (Mersing ↔ island) | not published (ask camp) |
| Camping fee (per person) | RM n/a — [OFFICIAL] not published (call camp) |
Confirm current prices and availability with the camp before booking. No official price list is published anywhere accessible (IG behind login wall, no booking platform found). Rates only via phone +60 11-1620 1612 or IG DM. Reviewers mention complete facilities but no amounts.
08 🏕️ The Camp Tip
- Families camp here all weekend — a Blackdog pillow keeps the kids comfortable, and a Blackdog cooler box handles the everyday gear.
- Beach camping means sand everywhere — a Shinetrip storage box for the shore, and a Blackdog wagon keeps the site organised.
- Swim sessions are a big part of the day — a Shinetrip tableware for the water, and a Naturehike mosquito killing lamp dries you off fast after.
09 ❓ FAQ
Q1Where is Wahyu Nature Site Camp?
LO 329, Pulau Babi Besar, 86800 Mersing, Johor — an island in the Pulau Besar group, reached by boat from Mersing jetty.
Q2How do I book?
Call +60 11-1620 1612 or DM @wahyunaturesite on Instagram. No online booking platform or price list was found.
Q3What facilities are there?
Tent sites with a plug point each, public toilets, a surau, and direct beach access. Showers are not mentioned in reviews.
Q4Who runs the camp?
A caretaker named Fatih (also spelled Fateh), praised across reviews for being friendly, kind and very helpful.
Q5What should I bring?
Your own tent and camping gear (rentals unconfirmed), insect repellent, torch, cash, and confirmation of boat timing from Mersing.
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Researched 23 Aug 2026 — fees and policies from the camp's official channels and Google reviews.







