Jeti Pulau Jerejak

"Pulau Jerejak is a tranquil tropical island just off the southeast coast of Penang. It has picturesque beaches and a pristine rainforest that’s been protected in its original state for more than 400 years. The 362-hectare island has a colourful history, serving as the arrival point for Penang founder Francis Light in early 1786 and Malaysia’s Alcatraz from 1969 to 1993. Over the years, Pulau Jerejak has been transformed into Penang’s main ecotourism destination, with a rainforest resort, an onsite spa centre, a restaurant, and recreational facilities. It's a great place for kayaking, archery, paintball, jungle-trekking, water polo, and beach volleyball. To get to the island, there is a daily ferry service from the Penang Island Jerejak Jetty to the Jerejak Resort Jetty."