Top Penang Private Sightseeing Tours - page 4

Catch the beautiful sunset at Penang Hill. First by taking a stroll through the rainforest trails of The Habitat to Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk – the highest point of Penang with unobstructed sunset view over the hill. After refreshment, night walk, amidst the sound of insects and wildlife, back to the entrance of The Habitat. Return journey or take dinner option at the colonial style David Brown’s Restaurant.

Explore the top 10 secret food spots in George Town, the colourful and multicultural capital of the Malaysian island of Penang, as you walk and eat through this culinary experience with this self-guided immersive tour! Guided by an expert historian, we’ll discover the diverse flavours of a place where the most memorable tastes are found in the streets. Enjoy a melting pot of heritage on a plate, in a bowl or on a banana leaf as you learn about this city’s colonial history, stories of immigration and innovation. From Nasi Kandar and Ais Kacang to Char Koay Teow and Birds Nest coffee, this epic foodie adventure is the best way to explore the beautiful and bizarre tastes of Malaysia. Whether you’re after a refreshing coffee, meaty lunch or sweet desert, you’ll leave with Penang wanting more. Note: This is a self-guided audio walking tour and does not include entrance tickets

This is a transfer service between Penang airport/ Penang ferry terminal to hotel within seaside vicinity such as : Tanjung Tokong (e.g. Hompton Hotel, Sentral Seaview Hotel) Tanjung Bungah (Flamingo Hotel, Rainbow Paradise Hotel, Mercure Hotel) Batu Ferringhi (Rasa Sayang Resort, Golden Sand Hotel, Lone Pine Hotel, Hard Rock Hotel, Bayview Resort, Park Royal Hotel) Teluk Bahang ( Angsana Hotel, Bahang Bay Hotel) We will message you to confirm your flight details and name of the hotel that you are heading to upon succesful booking. If you are unaware of the time your flight will arrive, randomly tick and you can message me after booking and we will do the rest. Driver guide are experience in Penang social culture and what do and dont. Air condition private vehicle per booking. You won't get to share with stranger. Additionally, we will offer you a safety briefing as well brief introduction about Penang if you are interested throughout the journey from airport to your hotel.

This tour covers the main highlights of Penang Island. It includes Chew Jetty – the early Chinese migrant settlement in Penang, the intricate stone carvings and woodworks of the Khoo Kongsi (Clan House), the colourful Little India, the iconic 720-metre high Penang Hill by funicular train and the Kek Lok Si – Southeast Asia’s largest Buddhist temple with its 30-metre high statue of the Goddess of Mercy. Lunch en-route at a local restaurant, optional stops include Coffee Tree and Royal Selangor Pewter.

Learn about second smallest state in Malaysia, Penang Island in our 4 - hours  walking tour start from your hotel lobby with English speaking tour guide.  This modern city with skyscrapers and shopping malls is well known for its multicultural elements. Enjoy your walk and learn about Mosque, Catholic Church, Buddhist Temple, and Hindu Temple also enjoy delicious traditional food from Malaysia, China, India, and many more Asian countries.

Explore the Penang city which is rich in history as it is in culture, tradition and diversity. Visit the many historical buildings and temples such as Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple, Dhammikarama Burmese Temple. After that, take a scenic drive through the streets of George Town - UNESCO World Heritage Site and witness the remnant left by the British and local dwellers of the past and also make a visit to Fort Cornwallis.

Meet thousands of magnificent butterflies in the specially designed natural environment of the Penang Butterfly Farm. With over 15,000 free flying butterflies at any one time, this is the largest butterfly and dragonfly garden in Malaysia. Witness over 120 species of rare and exotic tropical butterflies flickering and flitting around you and check out the most unique live tropical insects and small reptiles including scorpions, frogs and other fascinating species. Next is to Tropical Spice Garden. This living garden also features more than 200 species of plants with waterfalls, ponds, caves and other artistic garden features. There is also a hatchery and a 'Preserved Butterflies of the World Museum' to explore! At the end of the tour, you will be dropped off to your hotel.

Explore the architecture, history, and colorful streets of historic George Town on a 4-hour, small-group walking tour of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you walk, hear George Town stories, from historic Chinese societies to Penang’s diverse religions. This 4-hour George Town walking tour includes pickup and drop-off at Penang Island hotels as well as admission to the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, and it’s limited to 10 people for individual service.

Combine the culture and history of Penang with a dose of family fun during a half-day sightseeing tour that includes an admission ticket to the Upside Down Museum. Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Georgetown with a guide means that you'll benefit from both insider knowledge and tailored recommendations. Plus, you'll cover more attractions in less time as you travel the area in an air-conditioned vehicle. 

The Tropical Spice Garden is planted with some 500 spices of tropical spice and herbs. See for yourselves the produce which frequently adorn our kitchen top by taking a guided tour of the garden. The next unique attraction is Entopia or Penang Butterfly Farm which brings you the best of insect world seen in harmony with nature. Discover the mystery of the reproduction processes of not only butterfly but dragon fly, firefly, beetles and other small living things, with technology aided interpretation.​

The Kek Lok Si Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia. Nestled within the hills of Penang, it is dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy and is fondly known as the Temple of Paradise. The 7-tier Pagoda of 10,000 Buddhas, which dominates the temple, is influenced by the architectural styles of the Thais, Burmese and Chinese. After exploring the temple complex, we'll take the funicular rail ride up Penang Hill

This trail offers an insight into what gives Penang its charm. Unlike the other trails we offer, the Heritage Trail covers the different scenes in this former British colony while walking through various cultures, settlements, and everything in between, each with its own distinctive identity and yet harmoniously assimilated within a tight congested George Town.

Those looking to experience the highlights of Penang City but only have a day to spare can enjoy this tour that takes you to some of the major attractions. Discover the history, culture, and diverse personalities of Penang as you admire the beauty of ancient temples like Wat Chayamangkalaram and Dhammikarama Burmese Temple. Drive through the streets of George Town, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, and appreciate views from The Top at Komtar Penang.

There’s such a rich variety of things to see in Penang that it’d be hard to see it all without the help of a local guide. This convenient city tour will take you to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, colonial-era heritage buildings, temples, and more. Enjoy a fun-filled overview tour of Penang that’s great for first-time visitors, or those who want to learn more about Malaysian history and culture.

Butterfly Farm - A Nature Learning Experience. It is the one of the largest butterfly garden in Malaysia with approximately 15,000 free-flying butterflies at any one time consisting of up to 60 species. The living garden features more than 200 species of plants with waterfalls, ponds, caves and other artistic garden features. Be sure to stroll along the mezzanine-terrace from David’s Garden and get a majestic view of our Home Tree. Batik Factory - This batik factory is one of the oldest on the island and is known to produce exquisite selections of hand drawn and hand blocked batiks. Besides doing a round of batik shopping in their showroom, join the tourist crowd when you're there. A staff on duty provides daily tour around the factory and a live demonstration on how batik is made.

Off the beaten track experienced, with over 5 stops and approximately 4 hours tour whereby some places is off city limits, non touristy. Georgetown Penang is the food Capital of Malaysia and our street food is a unique signature of our Penang food, consisting of multiracial food experience.

Named after King George III of England, George Town is the oldest city in Malaysia. See how much remains unchanged as you view British Colonial buildings and more along its UNESCO-listed streets. This private half-day tour of Penang’s multicultural capital includes a visit to a Buddhist temple, the State Museum, Little India and Chinatown. Enjoy views of Penang Bridge on a waterfront stroll down a clan jetty.

Tourists have the opportunity to experience the serene ambiance of a Malaysian paddy field in Balik Pulau, complete with its lush flora such as banana and coconut trees, as well as diverse fauna including birds, cows, and chickens, during a buggy ride around the area.

Enjoy a day exploring Penang without stressing about traffic or public transport on this small-group sightseeing tour. Drive around the city in a small-group vehicle, with your own driver to take you to each destination. Visit spiritual landmarks like the Wat Chayamangkalaram, home to a huge Reclining Buddha, and the Dhammikarama Burmese Temple. See the streets of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed George Town neighborhood. Stop at the History and 3D Museum to learn about the city’s past – and shoot some unreal photos with the trick-art murals.

Discover Penang at your own pace with this pay-by-the-hour tour. Enjoy the company and expertise of your driver/guide as you explore the attractions of your choice and decide how much time you want to spend at each one. Don't worry if you're not sure which attractions are the best—your guide is there to offer suggestions. Simply tell driver that you'd like to extend your visit and pay the additional hourly charges directly to them.

Experience the unique funicular train ride to Penang Hill, 720-metre above sea level. At the summit, appreciate the exhilarating bird’s eye view from the cosy David Brown Restaurant, where you get to enjoy English High Tea in the cool weather. Take a stroll at the summit before descending.

Bali is not the only place in the world where Eat, Pray, Love fits as a perfect excursion theme: Penang’s own Georgetown has a few insights up its sleeve that give these three simple words more body. The design of this tour will take customers to experience and showcase the true local way of life inside one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. Food, religion and falling in love with Georgetown are what this half day excursion is all about.

Delve deeper into the diverse cultural heritage of Penang than you would if exploring alone on an introductory tour. Rather than struggling to navigate unfamiliar roads on foot or by car, you’ll travel between dispersed sights in air-conditioned comfort and benefit from the insider knowledge of your guide, who reveals information that you won’t find in the guide books.