Monday, March 31, 2014

Straits Quay Marina, Penang, Malaysia

We are still at Straits Quay Marina in Penang but we will probably leave today and slowly meander down the Malaysian coast over the next four days down to Port Dixon. We have just returned from a short road trip to the Cameron Highlands about 250 kms. from here. The highlands are at an elevation of 4000 feet and were delightfully cool. We stayed at a wonderful little hotel called The Lakehouse in the company of the Kilkea's. The hotel was built in Tudor style by an ex-British army colonel in the sixties. The weather has definitely changed and we have had quite a bit of rain but the upside is that it is much cooler




Straits Quay marina is north of Georgetown and quite small. It is surrounded by a high end mall.
Straits Quay the dock pilings are painted to resemble crayons



 Examples of Georgetown street art
The Cameron Highlands famous for its tea. Plantations as far as the eye can see

The mock Tudor Lakehouse Hotel


Four poster bed and high thread count sheets
The view


The grounds


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