The Penang Strait is a narrow body of water located between the island of Penang and the mainland of Malaysia. It connects the Andaman Sea to the Malacca Strait, making it an important route for maritime trade and transportation in Southeast Asia. The strait is approximately 14 kilometers wide at its narrowest point. This strait is also known for its rich marine biodiversity and scenic views. It serves as a habitat for various species of fish and other marine life, contributing to the local fishing industry. The Penang Bridge, a major landmark, spans the strait, linking the island to the mainland.