Penang National Park

Malaysia's smallest national park at 2,562 hectares, occupying the northwestern tip of Penang Island, contains a remarkable diversity of coastal habitats — mangroves, coral reef, sandy beach, and sea cliff — and is home to olive ridley turtles, smooth-coated otters, and the only canopy walkway in a mangrove forest in Malaysia. Its beaches are accessible only on foot or by boat, ensuring they remain among Penang's most pristine.