Batu Ferringhi Beach is the most convenient resort stretch on the island, with a 5-kilometer arc of sand that draws over 1 million visitors annually. Its night market features 200 vendors selling batik and electronics under colored lights, but the beach lacks the turquoise clarity of Malaysia's east coast islands. For accessibility, it outperforms #6 Kek Lok Si, which requires a steep uphill climb, and the seafood restaurants along the road serve Penang's famous chili crab at 30% lower prices than George Town eateries.
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