• Species that can be seen include the Giant Squirrel, Smooth Otter, Lesser Mouse-deer, Pangolin, Python, and various bird species such as the White-bellied Sea Eagle, Ruddy Kingfisher, Oriental Magpie-Robin, and Emerald Dove.
• There are 51 species of mammals, 174 species of birds, 44 species of reptiles, and 19 species of amphibians recorded.

• Two main trails starting from the main entrance:
  • 1. Trail to Kerachut Beach – approximately 2 hours’ walk
  • 2. Trail to Teluk Kampi Beach – approximately 3 hours’ walk
• More than 1,000 plant species have been recorded in Penang National Park, predominantly from the Dipterocarpaceae, Leguminosae, Apocynaceae, Anacardiaceae, Euphorbiaceae, and Moraceae families.

• Hiking to the peak of Batu Hitam Hill
• Water supply is from rainwater catchment

Muka Head Lighthouse

• Climb the stairs to the lighthouse for a scenic coastal view
• The lighthouse is located at an elevation of 227 metres above sea level

• Visit the Turtle Conservation Centre at Kerachut Beach, managed by the Department of Fisheries
• Species found here include the Green Turtle and Olive Ridley Turtle
• Visiting hours are from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

• This lake, located at Kerachut Beach, has two water layers with different temperatures and densities — seawater at the bottom (denser) and freshwater on top.
• There are only two known meromictic lakes in the world experiencing this phenomenon: one in Penang and the other in Australia.