Villas in Penang

Put Penang in your travel list. Enjoy a trip to colonial Georgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can stroll along the streets, admire the architecture, and take in every corner as a can’t-miss bucket list item! Find your ideal villa in Penang and enjoy an outstanding stay in this peninsula of Malaysia. From villas to cater all budgets to luxurious stays in exclusive and contemporary villas where to spend unforgettable holidays.

Book a stylish and elegant villa where you can accommodate up to 25 people. Reunite with family and friends or have a romantic getaway with spectacular sunsets from your garden or from the panoramic windows in the bedrooms. Fabulous gardens where children can play and where your pets can enjoy the holidays with you. Relax in open lounges and enjoy in the fully equipped kitchens where you can show your culinary skills after taking a cooking course in town. Take a few steps to the beach and sink your feet in the sand. Book your stay now and now.

Batu Ferringhi and Tanjung Bungah are probably the most popular beaches in Penang. A visit to the beaches is a must here and for good reason. Batu Ferringhi is a long stretch of captivating crystal clear waters, white sands and lush palm trees as a paradisiacal backdrop. Tanjung Bungah is a picturesque seaside spot with lush greenery and rocky landscapes. The Penang Water Sports Centre has kayaks, canoes and boats for rent so you can enjoy a fun-packed day. Monkey beach gives you privacy and tranquillity, away from the bustling cities. Enjoy your favourite water sports, bask in the sun, walk along the shore or watch the sunset. You choose how to spend a lovely day at the beach in Penang!

Asian culture with ancient temples and numerous stories that expert guides can tell you, make Penang a fascinating holiday destination. Visit the beautiful Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. Wat Chayamangkalaram Temple is a Thai Buddhist Temple worth seeing, with several additions over the years. The main attraction of this temple is the 33 m long Reclining Buddha statue , and it is the 3rd longest Buddha in the world. The Khoo Kongsi Temple has got intricate carvings and fine details that will surprise you. This temple is a masterpiece, portraying the Southern Fujian architecture.

Georgetown, the capital of Penang, is a historical place where you can explore the streets and get mesmerised by this UNESCO World Heritage Site. European and Asian architecture are combined bringing a unique flair and interesting landmarks including the Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion, the Secret Garden, the Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani Waterfall Temple, the Lebuh Acheh mosque, where you'll find many Chinese buildings and shops, British colonial houses and luxurious mansions that will leave you in awe.

Penang is an interesting place to explore. You can walk around and see the main landmarks or get on a bike and cycle around the countryside. Discover the vast and green countryside at your own pace. Feel the calm in the air, and a fresh breeze caressing your hair as you keep cycling into the green captivating scenery of Penang.

Head to Batu Ferringhi, a market that opens daily until midnight. Barter your way through the stalls and enjoy the most delicious food until and enjoy browsing the colourful aisles full of aromas of the freshest ingredients. Enjoy a hearty meal, traditional cendol teochew, and round it up with a yummy dessert like shaved ice filled with rice jelly.

One of the most popular attractions in Georgetown is the fabulous street art plastered all over buildings and walls across the town. A two children on a bicycle, a little on riding a motorbike or on a swing with a girl and a boy. Give your hand to two little ones from a window and meet the biggest ginger cat you have ever seen! Use a street map and find incredible paintings that you will want to capture with your camera.

Food scene in Penang is just a haven for foodies and culinary lovers. Nowhere is this more on display than here! Enjoy from delicious street food to elaborate fine dining and try the varied options it has to offer. Take a guided food tour with a street food expert that will take you to the best places for you to enjoy these heavenly bites that will raise your taste buds!

Penang National may be the smallest national park in Malaysia but it is definitely a true gem you need to see while you are here. Nestled on the north-west tip of the island, you will find fantastic hiking trails across the jungle, and taking you to secluded and spectacular beaches!

The clan jetties are stilted villages perched out over the water. Make a visit to these little villages close to Penang. The villages are an important part of Penang’s heritage. Chew Jetty is the most popular one, with countless vendors and little shops to get crafted gifts and little souvenirs. Tan Jetty though is probably the most photogenic clan jetty of all!