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See the best of Southeast Asia and the beautiful Malaysian coast on a Penang cruise with Celebrity. The island of Penang is a vibrant mix of the many layers of culture and history that make Malaysia so unique. The region is known for its tropical setting, Hindu-inspired Buddhist temples, historic forts and villages, and its bustling port city of George Town. Penang boasts European colonial, Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian cultural influences that seep into every part of its colorful charm. 

Visit ornately adorned temples showcasing both Hindu and Buddhist iconography, or admire colorful shophouses protected by UNESCO. Relax on sunny beaches just a few miles from the port. Shop for Chinese and Malay antiques in one of George Town’s markets. Explore the wonders of local nature preserves, and sample delicious food blending Chinese, Malay and Indian influences, as well as local fusion dishes. Experience Penang in style on a luxury cruise to Southeast Asia with Celebrity Cruises.

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Top sites & attractions for cruises to penang, kek lok si temple.

The Kek Lok Si Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia and the center for many religious pilgrims who make the journey each year from all over Asia to visit. The temple is famous for its striking, seven-story pagoda which towers over brightly-colored terraced buildings, many of which date back to the late 1800s. The Kek Lok Si Temple has a mix of Chinese, Thai, and Malay influences, and is considered an iconic representation of both the region’s diverse contemporary culture and history.

Clan Jetties of Penang

The Clan Jetties of Penang comprise stilt houses built over the water on long, narrow walkways. They feature rustic homes, small trinket shops and food stalls, and well-preserved facades. Penang’s Clan Jetties originated as homes for many of the city’s Chinese clans and were some of the first Chinese settlements on the island. There are considered cultural heritage sites in Penang, and there are six that still stand today, accessible by foot just south of the cruise terminal.

Gurney Drive

If you’re looking for modern urban shopping, a glittering skyline, and some of the best dining options in Penang, then a visit to Gurney Drive is a must. This popular seafront esplanade in George Town runs along the city’s waterfront and is ideal for a stroll by day, or a night out on the town. If street food is on your agenda, you’ll find some of the best in Malaysia at the many hawker stalls along Gurney Drive. There are also many traditional and upscale dining options available, including restaurants with sea and skyline views that offer more refined cuisine.

Things to Do in Penang

Visit fort cornwallis.

The British colonial influence on Penang is present in many ways, and none is more iconic than the former seaside military fortress of Fort Cornwallis. Built by the British East India Company in the late 18th century, this well-preserved fort is popular with visitors who want a first-hand glimpse of Penang’s colonial past and learn about the spice trade and subsequent conflicts. The fort has an authentic drawbridge as well as a statue that pays tribute to its founder, Sir Francis Light. Local legend says that placing flowers in the cannons at Fort Cornwallis will bring fertility, so if you see them during your tour, be mindful of the tradition.

Tour the Tropical Spice Garden

At first, these gardens appear to be more like a nature preserve or national park, but within them grow some of the most valuable spices on earth. The gardens are home to over 500 different tropical plant species. The herbs and spices that are grown and cultivated here have shaped the deep traditional flavors in the local cuisine and are part of the region’s cultural and culinary heritage. Book a cooking class at the Tropical Spice Garden to get a fabulous hands-on experience and tease your taste buds with some authentic Malay dishes.

Travel by Tram Up Penang Hill

For unbeatable panoramic views of the city and its lush green surroundings, take a ride on the tram up Penang Hill. The Penang Hill railway is one of the oldest funicular trams in the world, and offers a unique perspective from an altitude of over 2,500 feet, with sweeping views across George Town to the distant mainland. From the top, cooled by gentle breezes, you can take a short or long hike through one of the hill’s nature trails, looking out for lemurs, colorful birds and dazzling butterflies, or visit the nearby Botanical Gardens.

Top Food and Drink Near the Penang Port

On a Penang cruise, you’ll get to taste some of the most diverse cuisines in Asia, with flavors and styles from all over the region on offer. Near the port in George Town, you’ll find excellent Chinese dim sum, traditional Malaysian street food like Char Koay Teow noodles, and Malay-Chinese fusion restaurants. There are authentic Indian restaurants in George Town’s Little India district, too, just a few minutes away from the cruise terminal. Be sure to try a cool and refreshing Teh O Ais Limau, or iced lime tea, before ending your stay.

Culture & History of Penang

Penang’s culture and history have been influenced by the island’s roots as a former international spice trading hub. Much of Penang’s modern history was defined by the British East India Company, which purchased the island from the Sultanate of Kedah in the late 18th century. Contemporary life in Penang is a mix of modern maritime commerce, tourism, and local Malay traditions. There is also a heavy Chinese influence and a large community of Indian and other Asian cultures that share the island as their home. English and Chinese are widely spoken as second or third languages, and ancient Malay culture is still honored and prominent throughout the island as well.

Penang Port Facilities and Location

The Penang cruise port is located at Swettenham Pier, just blocks from some of the main attractions in the capital, George Town, such as Weld Quay, Beach Street, and the Jubilee Clock Tower. The port facilities have convenient access to water ferries, taxis, and shuttles right out front of the cruise terminal.

Transportation in Penang

Penang has many options for transportation, and all are available conveniently outside of the cruise terminal and around the center of George Town. There are many options for group travel via shuttle or bus if needed. If you prefer to travel by taxi, try to book one while inside the terminal. For a really fun local experience, take a ride on a pedal-powered rickshaw, or trishaw, to get around the center of town.

Shopping Near the Penang Cruise Port

You’ll find lots of great shopping options near the port while on a Penang cruise. Head to Gurney Plaza for higher-end fashion brands and electronics shopping, or peruse the many souvenir stalls that line the jetties, specializing in Chinese goods and trinkets. Look out for spices, preserved tropical fruits, silks, and batik. For a unique shopping experience, visit the flea market at Lorong Kulit, but make sure to go early, as it closes each day in the early afternoon.

Local Currency & Tipping Options

The local currency in Penang is the Malaysian ringgit. You’ll find plenty of ATMs and banks within the central area of George Town where you can withdraw cash, but fewer as you go out into the countryside. It’s recommended to use cash when you can, as skimming can often happen with cards in certain areas, and small vendors may not accept card payments for low-priced purchases. Tipping is not customary, however many taxi and rickshaw drivers, hotel staff, and tour guides are accustomed to receiving small tips from visitors who find their service accommodating.

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Penang to me is a nostalgic safe haven where I look forward to rediscovering again and again. Officially inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, Penang’s capital Georgetown holds more than just history to her lands. The ever-changing scapes of Georgetown prove that there’s always space for creativity and new ideas within the old and static.

A state that celebrates ethnic diversity, Penang’s vibrant colours reflect the multiculturalism of her people that’s not only evident in her streets but also the food. Also, its proximity makes it the perfect short getaway if you do not have much time to spare.

Here, we’ve compiled a list of Must-Sees and Must-Eats of Penang’s Georgetown. If like us, you find yourself in Penang from a short stopover from the cruise, we’ve included our exact itinerary at the end of this post!

Travel Essentials for Penang

Getting around: Georgetown is discoverable by foot, or you can rent a bicycle and explore on two-wheels ! Taking a Grab Car around is cheap too.

Staying connected:   Or the lack thereof. Many cafes in Georgetown has free wifi, so it’s not really necessary to purchase a SIM card for Malaysia. For us, we downloaded Google Maps offline onto our phones (do it before you leave Singapore!) to navigate our way around Georgetown. No problems at all!

Essentials: Bring around ~RM 150 (~S$50) in cash. Also, pack along your shades, sunscreen, and fans (paper fans, portable USB fans, etc.), as the sun and heat in Penang can be unforgiving.

Things to do in Penang

1) visit the old chinese clan entities of penang, i) clan jetties.

While most of the residents no longer depend on fishing as a livelihood, there are still six clans residing permanently by the waters. Visitors are allowed to explore the clan jetties at any time but do keep in mind to take only pictures and leave only footprints .

ii) Majestic Clan Houses and Mansions

Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi:  A significant piece of heritage, the Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi (or just “Khoo Kongsi” ) is the largest clan house in Malaysia. Many have also dubbed it the most extravagant clan house in the whole of Southeast Asia with the intricate wood carvings and gilded gold leaves.

Entrance Fee: RM10/pax Address:  18, Cannon Square, George Town, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 9AM – 5PM daily

Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion (Blue Mansion):  If there’s a colour I could paint my entire house in, it’d be blue. In Fengshui, blue represents water, and water brings growth and wealth. That’s probably what 19th-century Chinese businessman and politician, Cheong Fatt Tze, had in mind when he had his house, the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion , built.

This historical landmark is also a boutique hotel now, and there are guided tours conducted thrice per day for curious visitors. Be ready to feast your eyes on the once-lavish life of Cheong Fatt Tze and his many wives.

Entrance Fee:  RM17/pax Address:  14, Leith Street 10200 Penang, Malaysia Guided Tour Timings:  11AM, 2PM, and 3:30PM daily  

2) Exploring Iconic Old-School Streets

Love Lane:  Besides being a food paradise, Georgetown of Penang is also known to many for her quirky street art and mushrooming hipster cafes. Love Lane is of the most visited lanes of Georgetown where many of the rustic old shophouses have been turned into trendy cafes and cheap backpackers’ hostels.

Location:  Love Ln, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia

3) Street Arts in Georgetown

There are a lot of murals (more than 50!) around Georgetown, and some of the more notable ones* are actually located within walking distance of each other. Hunt for some of them at back alleys and forgotten streets while on your way to the next cafe.

If you’re tight on time, you’ll really only need to visit two streets —  Ah Quee Street  and  Lebuh Armenian .

*The murals come and go! Some of which we saw on our previous trips have either faded over time or have been repainted over!

Read also: Guide to Georgetown’s Street Art

4) Wonderfood Museum

Penang is known as a food haven, and there’s a place that amplifies this fact. At Wonderfood Museum , you can find Penang street food of all kinds made into the giant versions of themselves. The whimsical museum celebrates local cultures and tastes of the food people consume in their everyday lives.

Entrance Fee: RM 25/pax Address: 49, Lebuh Pantai, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 9AM – 6PM daily

What to Eat & Drink

1) moh teng pheow nyonya koay & canteen.

Hidden in a quiet back alley is one of Penang’s oldest confectionery shop — Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Koay & Canteen , a household name that many go to for childhood delights.

This canteen serves a colourful array of traditional kuehs handmade from scratch, a taste that is hard to find now in today’s world.

Price:  RM0.60–RM1.50/piece Address:  off 10200, Chulia Street Night Hawker Stalls, Lorong Chulia, George Town, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Opening Hours:  10:30AM – 5:30PM (Closed on Mondays)

2) China House

We’ve introduced them to you before, and really don’t mind mentioning them again just because their cakes are dope. Get lost  your creative juices flowing in the  longest cafe in Penang  —  China House .  

Provided with a cup of loose crayons, patrons are encouraged to draw on the mahjong papers lined on the tables. The best ones get displayed around the cafe! If you think this is just another novelty cafe, you’re wrong. China House’s specialty coffees and the wide selection of cakes are the highlights one must not miss. The signature Tiramisu cake (RM18) got me hooked.

Costs: RM 10.80-20.80/piece Address: 153, Lebuh Pantai, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 9AM – 1AM daily

3) 888 Hokkien Mee

This makan place is slightly out of the way from the heart of Georgetown but is one I’ll gladly travel to just to satisfy my cravings for prawn noodles. It is here where you can get more than what you pay for. A basic bowl of prawn noddles cost RM 4.50 (that’s S$1.50), and every additional item such as eggs and pork ribs cost from RM1-2/pc (S$0.30-0.70).

Located approx. 15 mins’ walk away from China House, 888 Hokkien Mee sees mostly locals who crave for the local Malaysian Chinese taste, a generous bowl of hot savoury prawn noodles. For food we can walk, alternatively, a Grab ride should cost less than RM10 for that distance.

Cost: RM4.50/bowl; add-ons at RM1-2/ea Address:  67-A, Lebuh Presgrave, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 5PM – 11:45PM daily

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Our Penang Day Trip Itinerary — Ideal for Cruise-goers

4pm: moh teng pheow nyonya koay & canteen.

Upon disembarkation, take the free shuttle bus towards the heart of Georgetown (Red Line from Cruise stop marked “10”). We alighted at Leith Street and headed to Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Koay & Canteen. This old-school confectionary is hidden in a small backstreet, and it takes more than just keen eyes to find it! Though it’s our second time to this place, we’re sure we’ll be back for more!

4:30PM: Exploring Love Lane

Having a romantic name does come with its perks, like how Love Lane became to be one of the most visited streets of Georgetown. There’s no exact answer to this lane’s alluring name, but one thing we’re sure is that it’s here to stay. While we were there, we couldn’t help but pose in front of the old shophouses’ doors for some OOTD shots. Lovely!

5PM: More sweets at China House

There’s always room for desserts, so we went all out with desserts when we’re in Penang. After having tasted traditional Chinese kuehs at Moh Teng Pheow, we treated our tastebuds with western delights such as tiramisu and carrot cake.

6PM: Hunting-down Street Arts Around Georgetown

While we definitely would like to pose with every single mural we saw on the streets of Georgetown, time constraint meant that we only had time to see some of them. We were lucky though, as the area we were at is exactly where the more iconic murals are at.

7PM: Catch the sunset at Clan Jetties of Penang

Getting ourselves back to the vicinity of the port, we realised we still have some time on hand before we needed to embark on the cruise. Chasing that golden glow that’s soon to merge into the horizon, we made our way to one of the clan jetties of Penang — Lim Jetty.

What pulled us to Lim Jetty instead of the more famous Chew Jetty was precisely the void of a crowd. Also, there are many decorative lights and lanterns along the jetty planks.

Lim Jetty is just a 10-min walk away from the Swettenham Pier, but do be there at least an hour before the stipulated boarding time.

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Penang’s Port Swettenham is one of the ports of calling cruise ships dock at during a voyage. Besides being a holiday itself, cruise-goers get to explore the surroundings of the various ports too! If you prefer a guided tour in Penang, there are  Shore Excursions  you can sign up for as well. Other ports of calls include Phuket and Port Klang.

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2 Days 1 Night Penang Tour package enable you to visit the Rainbow Skywalk and enjoy the nightlife on the SkyWalk in Penang. Besides that, there are other must visit places in Penang are available in this tour package.

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9.00am – Pick-up from hotel. Start our 2 Days 1 Night Penang Tour Package .

9.30pm -Arrive at Kapitan Keling Mosque , the largest mosque in Georgetown, you must wear proper attire with long pants or skirts and shirts. Kapitan Keling Mosque is a landmark in Penang and it looks like sublime at sunset.

11.0am – We will drop you at Armenian Street . Beautiful preserved temples and building are nearby there, such as  Khoo Kong Si , Si Hock How Kong Kongsi , Sun Yat Sen Museum , Teochew Puppet and Opera House , and Yap Khongsi .

1.00am – Drop by and have Ah Leng Char Koay Teow as lunch. You can choose to have spicy or non-spicy Char Koay Teow. At own expenses. Expected to pay USD 1 to USD 2.

2.00pm – We will visit Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion , also known as “Blue Mansion”. It is a museum with striking building. You will feel like back to the best periods on the island.

3.00pm – We will visit another museum – Peranakan Mansion . Peranakan also know as “Baba-Nyonya” It mixed two original cultures of both Malay and Chinese. You can learn about Baba-Nyonya’s lavish way of life and iconic culture.

4.00pm  – We will have Famous Teo Chew Cendol at Penang Road. There are other choice of foods as well in the menu. At own expenses. Expected to pay USD 2 to USD 5.

5.30pm – We will visit Penang Clan Jetties . This is a small village characterized by old traditions and habits. There are total 6 villages and each village lives one clan. The houses are stilt houses.

7.30pm – Arrive at Rainbow SkyWalk Penang . It is located at Georgetown’s highest point. On the Skywalk, you can experience walking on air 816 feet above sea level and enjoy the night view in Penang. There are restaurants and lounge on the rooftop, you can enjoy foods and cocktails while enjoying the Penang night view.

9.30pm – Back to hotel in Penang and rest.

Day 2: Penang

6.00am – Pick-up from hotel in Penang.

6.30am – Arrive at Penang Hill . We will drop you at the foot of the hill and you will catch the first train to go to the top of the hill to watch the sunrise under cool air. After that, you can have a cup of coffee or enjoy breakfast at the restaurant in Penang Hill. Besides that, you can enjoy the fresh air by visiting rainforest or join the Nature Walks. Heritage attractions and cultural attractions are must visit places in Penang Hill.

10.00am – We will visit Kek Lok Si temple . It is one of the biggest temple in Southeast Asia.

12.00am – We will have Penang’s most famous asam laksa at Pasar Air Hitam after visiting Kek Lok Si Temple. At own expenses. Expected to pay USD 1 to USD 2.

1.30pm – We will visit Buddhist Temples in Pulau Tikus. These 2 temples are located opposite to each other – Thai temple ( Wat Chayamangkalaram ) and Burmese temple ( Wat Dharmikarama ).

3.30pm – We will have Famous Teo Chew Cendol at Penang Road. There are other choice of foods as well in the menu. At own expenses. Expected to pay USD 2 to USD 5.

5.00pm – Back to hotel. Tour end.

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2 Days 1 Night Penang Tour Package offers you to visit most of the famous places in Penang and enjoy few famous foods in Penang. The most interesting place in the package is Rainbow Skywalk which is located at the highest point in Georgetown.

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Any feedback from ex passengers of Libra would be a big help.

I note dress code for dining is smart casual wear. We travel light. So would sandals/shorts/ T shirt with collar pass muster for me? What meals? Star Cruise website does not give all the answers.

http://www.tripadvisor.com.my/ShowTopic-g660694-i11609-k4454866-Star_Cruises_Libra-Penang_Island_Penang.html

Enjoy your visit

Try to get a Deck 4 room. if you are a light sleeper, you may hear engine sounds even at Deck 3.

Thanks El_Dorado_Traveller, sure to be plenty of info there.

The one night StarCruise runs 4x per week and pretty popular. Different rates for local and international passengers.

You can contact Tel 603 2302 1288 or thru facebook.

http://www.starcruises.com/en/home/contact-us.aspx

I prefer Emails to phoning.

I'll give an update as i am able for the benefit of others on TA Forum.

Thanks to all who helped.

I'm pleased to report that I was successful in making a booking for Feb 2014. It required a good deal of effort. Many, many Emails to and from (MS) Princess Tan, a really lovely lady, [email protected]

Hello, just wondering what was the cost for the two of you with a porthole cabin? If it doesn't depart until 9 pm, what time do you get back in, and do you have dinner on board at all? Thank you

Merrilyn,cost is 924MYR., and when I enquired, unlikely to get cheaper. Embarkation starts at 1730hrs, depart 2100, arrive back at port 0800. From what I can gather, yes, they have evening meals from buffets to restaurants where some you pay extra. , but assume breakfast also. It's very popular, so enquire early. Booking was the hard part.

I've had cause to review my Post No. 6 above.

The Email address there is incorrect! Sorry about that!

It should read

[email protected]

"Contact Number of Port Sweltenham Star Cruises , Penang?"

G'day Cassandra

603 2302 1388.

This is contrary to the 1288 you show.above. Maybe you could check since you are a local?

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I note dress code for dining is smart casual wear. We travel light. So would sandals/shorts/ T shirt with collar pass muster for me? What meals? Star Cruise website does not give all the answers.

http://www.tripadvisor.com.my/ShowTopic-g660694-i11609-k4454866-Star_Cruises_Libra-Penang_Island_Penang.html

Enjoy your visit

Try to get a Deck 4 room. if you are a light sleeper, you may hear engine sounds even at Deck 3.

Thanks El_Dorado_Traveller, sure to be plenty of info there.

The one night StarCruise runs 4x per week and pretty popular. Different rates for local and international passengers.

You can contact Tel 603 2302 1288 or thru facebook.

http://www.starcruises.com/en/home/contact-us.aspx

I prefer Emails to phoning.

I'll give an update as i am able for the benefit of others on TA Forum.

Thanks to all who helped.

I'm pleased to report that I was successful in making a booking for Feb 2014. It required a good deal of effort. Many, many Emails to and from (MS) Princess Tan, a really lovely lady, [email protected]

Hello, just wondering what was the cost for the two of you with a porthole cabin? If it doesn't depart until 9 pm, what time do you get back in, and do you have dinner on board at all? Thank you

Merrilyn,cost is 924MYR., and when I enquired, unlikely to get cheaper. Embarkation starts at 1730hrs, depart 2100, arrive back at port 0800. From what I can gather, yes, they have evening meals from buffets to restaurants where some you pay extra. , but assume breakfast also. It's very popular, so enquire early. Booking was the hard part.

I've had cause to review my Post No. 6 above.

The Email address there is incorrect! Sorry about that!

It should read

[email protected]

"Contact Number of Port Sweltenham Star Cruises , Penang?"

G'day Cassandra

603 2302 1388.

This is contrary to the 1288 you show.above. Maybe you could check since you are a local?

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