Terminal Feri Butterworth — Attraction in Penang

Cashless only. Can tap touch n go card to enter, no need to buy ticket at counter. However there was no clear signages for tourists and staffs could have handled the crowd better.

Should allow cash too, hence less 1 star. What if system is down or there is no electricity?

From Butterworth train station, just walk and follow the sign. Covered walkway. Waiting area is with aircond and 3 food stalls but 1 of them wasn't opened at the waiting area. Saw only 1 small escalator and stairs. Limited charging ports. The old Chinese couple stall gives good service. Place is clean.

Timing is convenient. Reached here around 3.30pm via ETS and the next ferry is at 4pm. Every 20min. Smooth ride on the ferry about 15mins.

There is a connected Penang Central, small mall with limited restaurants n food court upstairs. Visible from the terminal. Quiet mall, some...

Terminal Feri Butterworth offers seamless connectivity to Penang Sentral, serving as a vital link between the mainland and the island with regular ferry services. The terminal bustles with passengers and travelers, though it's worth noting that announcements are exclusively in Malay, which may pose a challenge for non-Malay speakers. Nevertheless, don't hesitate to ask for assistance when needed.

One highlight is the comfortably air-conditioned waiting area, complete with seats equipped with power sockets for charging electronic devices. However, be prepared for a bit of walking to reach the ferry terminal, and note that the ramp can be steep. Despite these considerations, Terminal Feri Butterworth remains an essential gateway to...

The ferry terminal is connected with the Butterworth train station, it costs only 1.20 Rm for adult ,it takes about 20 minutes to go across to George Town. It is very convenient for commuters between George Town and the mainland. I suggested you check the time schedule, the non peak hours only one service per hour , if too many people then you have to line up and wait, it is not funny to stand in the queue for more than an hour, and during weekends it operates until 8 pm only. For visitors traveling with many big suitcases, there is a long staircase and you have to prepare to carry your suitcases down the stairs, I think the ferry is built with the convenience of the locals but not...