Touted as Penang’s first floating ferry food hall, Marina De Captain Restaurant is converted and renovated from an old unused ferry docked near the Queens Waterfront promenade in Bayan Lepas.

Touted as Penang’s first floating ferry food hall, Marina De Captain Restaurant is converted and renovated from an old unused ferry docked near the Queens Waterfront promenade in Bayan Lepas.
An old dysfunctional ferry resting on the shore nearby Queens Waterfront promenade in Bayan Lepas, with the Jerejak Island and Second Penang Bridge on the horizon.
Once an iconic ferry that carried both passengers and vehicles, this ferry model is no longer in operation now.
The iconic and historical Penang ferry sailing away into 2021.
From January 2021 onwards, the old Penang ferry will be retired, making way for a faster and newer transport boats.
A Penang ferry decorated with art murals docking at the Penang island ferry terminal.
A ferry crossing the Straits of Malacca from Penang Island to the Butterworth mainland during an evening, with the Bukit Mertajam hill in the background.
A blue ferry arriving at the Raja Tun Uda Ferry Terminal at Weld Quay, George Town.
The Penang Ferry Service is the oldest ferry service in Malaysia. Located at the eastern coast of the island, the Penang ferry service connects Raja Tun Uda ferry terminal at Weld Quay at George Town in Penang Island with the Sultan Abdul Halim ferry terminal in the mainland.