There are no places that can fill personal U.S. type propane tanks, since the Malaysian valves and regulators are very different.
There is no fuel available at the Senibong marina.
One option is to take either the boat or a dinghy (with jerry cans) to Dalac Marine Engineering, 1 mile east of the marina. The fuel will need to be ordered 2 days in advance.
Fuel bought at roadside fuel stations is subsidized fuel meant for Malaysian registered motor vehicles. By law a person can only buy 20lit of fuel in a jerry can if the fuel is not being pumped into a Malaysian registered vehicle. There are severe penalties for illegal use and taxis will not carry jerry cans of fuel.
At Senibong Cove Marina it's possible to get propane cylinders filled: phone Faizal +60 1279 603 40. He will collect and deliver but can take a few days. Not expensive.
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