Brave the famous Snake Temple, which legend claims is home to vipers believed to be rendered harmless by sacred incense smoke.
Climb to the top of Penang Hill on the funicular railway and dine in one of the many restaurants with stunning views.
Enjoy fresh fish while overlooking Batu Ferringhi beachfront at Seafood Village and enjoy the nightly show of Malaysian performers.
Drive to Monkey Beach for a day to soak up the sun, have fun in the sea and spot some monkeys.
Explore historical Georgetown, with its colonial architecture, mosques, Taoist and Buddhist temples. Visit Kapitan Keling, built in 1801, it’s the oldest and largest mosque on the island.
See the dazzling roof carvings and ornaments on the 18th century Khoo Kongsi, built as a clan-house by a Chinese family, then eat at the revolving restaurant and taste delicious local specialities such as char koay teow noodles.
Penang by Night Tour: Blazing with lights and street peddlers, Georgetown comes to life at night. Begin the evening with an enjoyable dinner showcasing Penang’s famous local cuisine at the local Hawker Stalls. After dinner, take a short Trishaw ride through the town and across the 13.5 kilometre-long Penang bridge - one of the longest bridges in the world. The tour includes dinner and Trishaw ride.