Pulau Kendi

Pulau Kendi is a small, uninhabited island located off the southwestern tip of Penang Island. It is known for its rugged terrain and unique rock formations, as well as its status as a destination for snorkeling and fishing. The island remains in a natural and undeveloped state, providing a remote escape for those with their own boat transport.

The waters around Pulau Kendi are part of a protected marine area, home to various coral species and marine life. It is a popular spot for educational trips and for those interested in the geological history of the region. The island's isolation ensures that it remains a sanctuary for sea birds and a pristine examples of Penang's coastal biodiversity.