The Sungai Satu outfall is one of Malaysia’s first two sea outfalls at Batu Ferringhi beach. Stretching 120 meters out into the sea from Sungai Satu and Sungai Batu Ferringhi, these structures are designed to channel river water into the sea while also acting as scenic viewing platforms for visitors. Positioned 300 meters apart and standing two meters high, the outfalls will allow beachgoers to enjoy panoramic sea views, with waves reaching the top steps during high tide.
A boat docked by the seaside at Batu Ferringhi beach.
A breathtaking view from Penang Hill showing the eastern side of Penang. One might spot the Bukit Mertajam hill at the distance.
The Hean Boo Thean Temple, nearby the clan jetties at Weld Quay, George Town.
Scenes from Tan Jetty, one of the six clan jetties at the eastern shore of Penang island.
As the name suggested, this jetty used to house Chinese immigrants of the Tan surname clan from the Fujian Province in China during the colonial era in the late 19th century.
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.