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Teluk Kumbar - Gertak Sanggul, Penang

If you’re looking for the "old school" soul of Penang away from the George Town hustle, these two spots are the island’s last frontiers of quiet fishing village life. Teluk Kumbar: The Seafood Hub  Located on the southern coast near the airport, Teluk Kumbar is famous for its authentic Malay and Chinese fishing village vibes.  • The Vibe: Historically a quiet enclave, it’s now seeing more residential development, but the seaside remains rustic. • Must-Eat: It’s legendary for Mee Udang (Prawn Noodles). Places like Mee Udang Ayu are local institutions. • Sunset Spots: The Lexis Hibiscus-style resorts have changed the skyline, but the public beaches nearby still offer great sunset views over the Straits of Malacca.  Gertak Sanggul: The End of the Road  Keep driving west from Teluk Kumbar and you’ll hit Gertak Sanggul—literally the end of the paved road on the south side of the island.  • The Vibe: Extremely laid back. It feels like stepping back 40 years. It’s mostly a Chinese fishing community surrounded by lush hills and orchards. • The Beach: The sand isn't for swimming (lots of silt), but it’s incredibly photogenic with traditional wooden jetties and colorful boats. • Hidden Gem: It is the starting point for a popular hiking trail that leads through the jungle to the secluded Pulau Betong or Pasir Panjang beach. • Dining: Known for Hai Boey Seafood, where you can dine right on the beach under the trees.  Pro-Tip: If you go on a weekend, try to arrive before 5:00 PM; the single-lane roads connecting these villages can get quite congested with locals heading for dinner.