Monkey Beach, located in the northeastern part of Penang Island, is a secluded paradise within Penang National Park. Known for its serene setting, the beach is accessible either by a 1.5 to 2-hour hike through the lush jungle or a 30-minute boat ride from Teluk Bahang. The hike offers an immersive experience through tropical flora and fauna, while the boat ride showcases coastal views. The beach's golden sands and clear waters make it a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking, with occasional visits from local long-tailed macaques. A small cafe adds to the rustic charm. Nearby attractions include the Penang National Park lighthouse and a turtle sanctuary dedicated to conservation efforts.
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Subcategory: Beach
Tags: sandy Beach, beach, public Beach
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Tours & experiences
Explore different ways to experience this area.
Rich Wildlife: Home to wild monkeys, adding a unique touch to the beach environment.
Water Sports Availability: Opportunities for engaging in various water sports activities.
Authentic Beach-Getaway Experience: Offers the quintessential beach day with amenities like fresh coconut water.
Accessible by Hiking or Boat: Reachable by a 90-minute walk from the park’s main gate or a quick speed boat ride.
Return in Style: Option to return via speed boat, adding a touch of adventure and convenience.
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What is Monkey Beach?
Monkey Beach is a scenic beach located in Penang National Park, known for its beautiful setting, wild monkeys, and water sports.
How do I get to Monkey Beach?
You can reach Monkey Beach by a 90-minute walk from the national park’s main gate or by a speed boat ride.
Is there a fee to access Monkey Beach?
There is no entry fee for the beach itself, but there may be charges for activities like water sports or speed boat rides.
Are water sports available on the beach?
Yes, Monkey Beach offers various water sports activities for visitors to enjoy.
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State Council