Teluk Kampi

Teluk Kampi is the most remote and southerly beach within the Penang National Park, making it a truly secluded and pristine natural paradise. It is accessible via a long and challenging jungle hike or by a boat trip from Teluk Bahang. The beach is celebrated for its untouched beauty, with a long stretch of fine, golden sand and clear waters, all backed by the dense, ancient rainforest. One of the key features of Teluk Kampi is that it is a known nesting site for sea turtles, particularly the Green Turtle and the Olive Ridley Turtle.

Due to its remoteness, the beach is very quiet and peaceful, offering a true escape into nature for those who make the journey. It is the perfect destination for serious hikers, campers, and nature lovers seeking solitude and the experience of a truly wild and unspoiled tropical beach.