Batu Ferringhi Beach

For experiencing a memorable Malaysian panorama, a visit to the Batu Ferringhi Beach is essential. Enjoy a multitude of spine- tingling ecstasy from wind-surfing, parasailing to canoeing while you chill out on the beach. Batu Ferringhi (also known as Foreigners Rock) holds the distinction of being one of the most frequently visited beaches in Penang. Penang is the second smallest state in Malaysia after Perlis, situated on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia by the Strait of Malacca. The sun-kissed beach of Batu Ferringhi is located alongside the coastal road north-west of Georgetown. A stroke of rich cultural heritage, splendid culinary amusement, shopping grandeur, nature-based escapade and fun-filled activities comes alive with the festival like ambience at the beach. Alongside the seashore, visitors can catch a glimpse of Malay and Chinese fishing villages. The affectionate and sociable nature of its people will make your visit to the enticing beach most pleasing and memorable. Batu Ferringhi beach is the best choice for experiencing the wonders of nature, getting a sun-kissed bath and experiencing a carnival like mood as the sun sets amidst the waters. The amalgamation of enticing location, effortless access, exotic hotels and resorts, restaurants offering mouth-watering delicacies makes Batu Ferringhi a perfect choice for a pleasant holiday destination. Attractions

• Batu Ferringhi beach has more to offer for those wandering minds. There is an Adventure Zone with indoor playground and drop slides, a Toy Museum that is Asia's first museum and World's largest toy museum.
• The Muka Head Lighthouse provides a fantastic view of the ocean to the visitors.
• Batu Ferringhi is a shopper’s delight, particularly at the sidewalk bazaar, which opens at 6 PM daily and remains open until midnight. The host of shops offers various items from elaborate knick-knacks to enticing memento items. Intricate art of craft-making and batik-painting is also on display.