Rapid Penang Bus 102
Penang Airport to Teluk Bahang — the island's longest route
How does Bus 102 work?
Bus 102 runs from Penang International Airport to Teluk Bahang via Komtar, Gurney Drive, Tanjung Bungah, Batu Ferringhi. Fare: RM 1.40–RM 4.00, every Every 20–30 minutes. First bus 6:00 AM, last bus 10:30 PM. Pay cash or tap Touch 'n Go card on boarding.
Bus 102 is the only Rapid Penang service that links Penang International Airport directly with Teluk Bahang, running the full length of the island's northern coast via George Town, Gurney Drive, Tanjung Bungah and Batu Ferringhi. At roughly 43 km it is the longest single route on the network, with the airport-to-Teluk Bahang journey taking around 2 hours. It is useful if you are arriving at the airport and heading straight to the northern beaches without changing buses, and it doubles up with Bus 101 along the Gurney Drive–Batu Ferringhi coastal stretch.
Route Details
Route
Penang International Airport → Teluk Bahang
Via
Komtar, Gurney Drive, Tanjung Bungah, Batu Ferringhi
Journey Time
~2 hours (airport to Teluk Bahang)
Fare
RM 1.40 – RM 4.00
Frequency
Every 20–30 minutes
Hours
6:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Distance-based fare. Short hops are RM 1.40–2.00; the full airport-to-Teluk Bahang ride is around RM 4.00. Cash or Touch 'n Go accepted.
Tourist Highlights — Where to Get Off
These are the stops most useful for tourists. Click any stop in the full list below for more details.
Penang International Airport
The southern start of the route — board here straight from arrivals to ride all the way up to George Town and the northern beaches without changing buses. For a faster trip to central George Town, Bus 401E is more direct.
Komtar
Central George Town hub with Rainbow Skywalk (65th floor views). Transfer point for other bus routes. Penang Times Square mall is adjacent.
Batu Ferringhi (Main Strip)
Drop off here for the Batu Ferringhi beach experience — swimming, water sports (jet ski, parasailing), beach restaurants, and the famous night market.
Teluk Bahang (Terminus)
Head to Penang National Park for hiking and Monkey Beach, or visit the Entopia Butterfly Farm next door. The Tropical Spice Garden is 5 minutes walk.
All 14 Stops — Bus 102
Search by stop name or nearby attraction. Tap any stop for details. Gold stars mark tourist highlight stops.
Showing all 14 stops
Komtar
Central George Town hub — Bus 102 passes through here on its way between the airport and Teluk Bahang
Jalan Burmah
Jalan Scotland / Burmah
Gottlieb Road
Pulau Tikus
Tanjung Tokong
Tanjung Tokong (Town)
Tanjung Bungah (Mini Roundabout)
Tanjung Bungah Beach
Quieter alternative beach to Batu Ferringhi — good for families
Batu Ferringhi (Penang Mutiara)
Batu Ferringhi (Main Strip)
Main Batu Ferringhi tourist area — all beach hotels and night market here
Batu Ferringhi (Bayview)
Teluk Bahang Roundabout
Teluk Bahang (Terminus)
End of route — National Park, Butterfly Farm, and Spice Garden all nearby
Bus 102 · 14 stops total · Tap a stop for details
Insider Tips for Bus 102
- Bus 102 is handy straight off a flight — it picks up at Penang International Airport and runs to the northern beaches without a change
- For the Gurney Drive–Batu Ferringhi–Teluk Bahang stretch, Bus 102 and Bus 101 overlap, so whichever comes first works
- Because it is a long, full-island route, allow extra time and check live tracking before relying on it
- Google Maps and Moovit both show Bus 102 accurately — set your destination and they will flag this route
- For the quickest airport-to-George-Town run, Bus 401E is more direct than 102
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming Bus 102 is just an alternative George Town–beach bus — it actually starts down at the airport and is the island's longest route
- Relying on Bus 102 for a fast airport-to-city transfer — 401E is the more direct airport route
- Underestimating the journey time — airport to Teluk Bahang end-to-end takes around 2 hours
- Waiting for Bus 102 at a stop only served by Bus 101 — check the route number posted at the shelter
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Bus 101 and Bus 102?
Bus 101 runs from Weld Quay/Komtar in George Town along the northern coast to Teluk Bahang. Bus 102 covers the same Gurney Drive–Batu Ferringhi–Teluk Bahang coastal stretch but starts further south at Penang International Airport, making it the longer of the two. If you are coming from the airport and heading to the northern beaches, Bus 102 lets you do it without changing buses.
How often does Bus 102 run?
Bus 102 runs roughly every 20–30 minutes during peak hours and every 30–40 minutes during off-peak. Because it is a long route, real-world arrival times can vary with traffic — check the Moovit or Rapid Penang app for live tracking.
Can I use Bus 102 to get to Penang National Park?
Yes. Bus 102 terminates at Teluk Bahang, which is the gateway to Penang National Park. From the Teluk Bahang terminus, it is a short walk to the National Park registration office.
Does Bus 102 go to Penang Airport?
Yes. Bus 102 starts at Penang International Airport and runs all the way to Teluk Bahang via George Town. It is one of the Rapid Penang routes (along with 401E) that serves the airport, though 401E is the more direct option for reaching central George Town.