Nice place & good for fishing.

Nice place & good for fishing. The compact size and idyllic environment of this islet make it a pleasure to walk or cycle (rental bikes are available at the jetty for RM2 per hour). For nature lovers, a hiking path to the top of a forested hill reveals panoramic views that stretch all the way to Penang island. There’s no better introduction to how much diminutive Pulau Aman is than its namesake jetty. This is where boats back to the mainland and charter boats to either round-island angling or nearby Pulau Gedung depart from. Made of wood and floating, Jeti Pulau Aman is the best introduction to this car free island. Pulau Aman is home to a Malay fishermen community of about 250. They live in a village clustered around the Pulau Aman Jeti. It’s an interesting place to come see how coastal Malay culture still exists so close to a developed powerhouse like Penang island. Walk around, and if you speak some Malay, you’ll be able to easily strike off conversations — the folks here are laid back and rural, and love a good chat from the odd visitor. #mytripvlog