Penang National Park tours

We arrived at 2:30 and were warmly received by a staff member who arranged for tour guide Eric to start the activity. Since we only purchased the guided tour program, the staff reminded us that we could add juice and fruit plate for an additional RM10 per person. Eric carefully explained the different kinds of fruits in the world, picked fresh fruits from the trees for us to taste and experience, and taught us how to choose the best fruits on the market. It was an eye-opener for us and we got to know many fruits we had never seen before. Finally, I couldn’t get a Grab at 17:00, so the staff helped me solve the problem. They close at 17:30, but it’s more expensive, but it’s better than staying on the mountain. It’s recommended to call a car as soon as possible after arriving, or participate in activities at an earlier time.

chill day biking around the countryside with a knowledgeable guide, Eddie! As the other reviews said the bikes were a bit old (the brake wasn’t too sensitive) but the paths weren’t too difficult/harsh for it, plus the seat was comfortable enough for the journey. I learnt a lot about what fuels the Malaysian/Penang economy from this tour visiting various plantations, farms and villages. only complaint is that there was no confirmation email about the exact pickup time beyond what’s listed in this activity page, so it was a bit daunting to be looking out the lobby constantly checking for a tour bus. (it is a white mini van seating around 15 ppl)

Our guide Mr Gooi was friendly & attentive. He shared about local history & brought us to some interesting places like the fishing village, balik pulau, the durian plantation for a durian feast and a car ride through the local scenery. Ideal for those wanting to slow down to enjoy a relaxing pace. Klook tours are reliable & value for money.

Joined the Basic Mangrove Tour (shared boat, no meals, meet at Tanjung Rhu pier) and overall it was a good experience. The mangrove scenery is beautiful and relaxing, with limestone cliffs, calm waters, and some wildlife like eagles and monkeys. The guide shared useful information about the mangrove ecosystem. Just note that if you choose the no-meal package, the boat will stop at the floating sea restaurant and you’ll need to wait there for about 40 minutes while others have their meal before heading back to the jetty. Not a big issue, but good to know in advance. Meeting point was easy to find and the tour started on time. Good value for money and suitable for first-time visitors who want a simple mangrove tour.

Guramar was a fantastic tour guide during our adventure in Malacca, the historical gem of Malaysia. He brought all the attractions to life with his engaging storytelling and witty jokes, adding a lively touch to our experience. He even took us to his favorite restaurant off Jonker Walk and recommended the “Otak Otak,” which we couldn't get enough of! My cousin and I would definitely recommend this tour—there was never a dull moment!

The management is very organized with advance notifications before departure. The registration location is clearly marked with a picture of the booth, and there's the option to go directly to the jetty or from Underwater World. The boat operator was comfortable and punctual. It's only suggested that the boat operator could share a little history or interesting information at each tour location to add value to the experience.

Booking the Royal Mangrove Tour was incredibly easy and fuss-free. The operator provided clear instructions about the pick-up point, which made the start of the trip smooth and convenient. We thoroughly enjoyed every part of the experience — from the fascinating Eagle Feeding session to exploring the Bat Cave and stopping by Monkey Island. The views at Kilim Geo Park were stunning and the visit to the Fish Farm added a fun touch to the journey. Overall, the tour was absolutely worth the money. It was a well-planned, memorable experience and truly time well spent.

As stated, there are 25 attractions; however, they primarily take you to the top 10, with the others only viewable as a drive-through. I want to clarify that we are not visiting all 25 attractions, which makes sense because some allow internal access while others can only be viewed from the outside. For example, there are several government buildings and museums. Overall, the trip was very nice. The main attractions, such as the Batu Caves and the Chinese Temple, were worth visiting, and we were given sufficient time to explore them. Therefore, this trip is highly recommended, and the timings are properly followed.