Ora Beach: A Hidden Paradise in Central Maluku

As the country with the second longest coastline in the world, Indonesia is home to many beautiful beaches, and has won numerous awards for it. One of these beaches is Ora Beach, hidden on the northern coast of Seram Island. Exotic and very secluded tourist destination, Ora Beach is perfect for eco-tourism and honeymooners. A row of wooden cottages lined the white sandy beach overlooking the clear waters of the Sawai Gulf, and against the backdrop of limestone cliffs and majestic mountains, covered in lush, tropical gardens. The island of Seram is famous for its abundant bird life. Of the 117 species found on the island, 14 of them are endemic to Seram.

Seram is the largest island in Maluku province, measuring approximately 16,000 square kilometers, but home to a population of only about 170,000. It lies just north of the smaller and more historically known island of Ambon. The province of Maluku lies between the larger islands of Sulawesi and Papua. Geographical location Seram in the middle of several tectonic plates. An elongated mountains on the island, the highest mountain, Binaya Mountain, peaked at over 3,000 meters. The island is covered mainly in dense tropical rainforests, bordered on one side by towering cliffs and the other with white sandy beaches, and finally surrounded by clear blue sea.

Activity

As the islands are mountainous and heavily forested, Seram offers many opportunities for nature lovers to go trekking, hiking, and the like. For those who have patience, and good eyes, see how many unique Seram bird life you can see!

The surrounding sea is crystal clear, and the incredible display of colorful coral reefs, with many other fish and sea creatures living in them; many are visible even before you drown yourself under the glass surface. Sawai Bay, overlooking Ora Beach, is the most popular place on the island for diving and snorkeling, to take a closer look at the magnificent underwater garden and its inhabitants. There are no dive equipment shops on Seram island, so visitors are advised to bring their own gear, or rent from Ambon before embarking on a journey to Seram.

Tips

• Make sure to bring enough money from Ambon, as there are no ATMs or Banks on the island.
• Because there is only one restaurant in Ora Beach visitors are advised to bring their own food or snacks as well.
• If you plan to go diving or snorkeling, equipment must be rented while in Ambon.
• Snorkeling should be done in deeper waters, because even though the shallow waters both have abundant coral reefs, swimming in these waters can damage coral reefs.

Lodging

Ora Beach Resort is a family-owned resort in a secluded part of the island of Seram, and is accessible only by water. This resort is located between Sawai Bay, steep cliffs, peak forest and Salesman village. The resort consists of 5 bungalows, 6 standard rooms and a restaurant.

Reaching Locations

The first step is to look for flights to Pattimura Airport Ambon with flights available from Jakarta, Surabaya, Makassar, and other cities throughout Indonesia.

From the airport, rent a car and pass to Port of Tulehu, which will take you about 30 minutes. From there, continue the Ferry ride to Masohi, on Seram Island and the journey will take between 1.5-2 hours, depending on the type of ship you choose. After that, 2 hours by car along the steep and winding forest road until you arrive at the small fishing village of Salesman. Finally the trip will take another boat from the village to Ora Beach Resort which will only take about 10 minutes.

5 Beautiful Beaches in Maluku Required to Visit on Vacation

The potential of the natural beauty of eastern Indonesia has been recognized by many tourists. No wonder if some of them become the best destination for a vacation. In fact, lately more and more tourists are directing their destination there.

One of them islands of Maluku which has long been famous for its beautiful beaches and underwater scenery. If Maluku and North Maluku Provinces are already in your bucketlist, make sure the five most beautiful beaches are in the itinerary. Here are five most beautiful beaches in Maluku that must be visited as quoted from Skyscanner.

1. Beach Ora, Maluku

Located about 4 hours sea and land journey from Ambon, this beach is one of the many beaches in the famous Maluku. Here you can find a resort that is above the sea with beautiful coral reefs and looks clear from the waters, This place has a lot of bewitching eyes of tourists who see it and then put it into their bucketlist.

2. Coast of Guraici Island, North Maluku

The small island that is part of the Guraici Islands in South Halmahera is very iconic, especially when one international photographer takes his picture with a drone. This small island that looks alone gives the impression of calm. Maybe this is what makes this island so famous to abroad.

3. Ngurtafur Beach, Maluku

Although different characteristics and location, but the popularity of this beach is able to make many people forget the Beach Ora. Located in Southeast Maluku District, this beach has an embossed sand that extends up to 2 kilometers to the sea. If it comes at the right time, you will be able to see a flock of pelicans who are migrating over the coastal island.

4. Holm Bay Beach Sulamadaha, North Maluku

Not far from downtown Ternate, there is a beautiful beach whose picture becomes viral because the water is very clear like glass. Due to the location not far from the city center, you should avoid going on a Sunday if you want to come here and enjoy it without full people.

5. Beach in the Banda Islands, Maluku

Banda Islands has a very beautiful nature and culture. To be able to enjoy all the charms, you need extra energy because the Banda Islands do not have regular flights to the small airport. The available flight is only a pioneer flight for 15 people twice a week from Ambon. But alternatively, you can use the PELNI ship from Ambon.

NGLAMBOR BEACH: The Universe aquarium is Maintained by a pair of Giant Turtles

The ferocity of the surf beaches in southern Jogja often makes people shudder and shy to approach. The waves that come chasing from the direction of the vast ocean seemed to race to keep us from approaching the water. Unlike the more friendly beaches on the northern side of Java, the mainland edge that directly addresses the vastness of the Indian Ocean is not a suitable place to enjoy the fun of swimming in the salt water or the thrill of snorkeling watching the beauty of underwater panorama with small fish. Until we have to be content to play water on the periphery, where the foam of the ocean begins to disappear. But when YogYES visited Nglambor Beach, swimming and snorkeling on the south coast was impossible, in fact it can be done.

Trekking about fifteen minutes from the parking lot becomes YogYES's choice to end a three-hour journey on the vehicle. The too dangerous terrain with the steep dive streets requires us to walk or hire an experienced ojek service rather than bringing the vehicle up to the beach alone.

Past the gate of pandan laut (Pandanus tectorius), we reached the shore. A group of young people in an orange velvet jacket lit up with other snorkel gear, looking enthusiastic and eager to swim and dive in shallow waters. Nglambor Beach area is one of the snorkeling destinations in the southern coastal area of ​​Jogja which has a stunning panorama of the ocean floor with a variety of coral reefs and marine life. Sergeant Major fish, Jambrong and some other small fish are permanent residents who are seen to swim often swarm or play hide and seek in the gaps of coral reefs.

Beautiful scenery covered by waves is very guarded by people around Nglambor Beach. Even this coastal area is a cultivation area of ​​several types of fish and coral reef conservation sites and other marine biota. Traditions of Ngalangi sea alms ceremony were also performed on this beach. "Ngalangi" in Javanese means blocking or forbidding. The people around Nglambor beach forbid anyone to catch fish in the beach area except once a year, outside the spawning season. Fishing procession can only be done by using gawar, a kind of net from the root of wawar tree that is stuck and driven together to the sea by local people.

As if not to be outdone, nature also helped maintain and maintain the aura of this universe aquarium by ordering two giant tortoise coral to patrol the coast. With a handsome "Watu Kalong" and "Watu Kuntul" tame the ferocious waves so as not too hard to hit the beach. The existence of two coral giant tortoise is what makes the coral reef Nglambor Beach is not damaged dihempas waves, as well as safe for snorkeling.

Wearing snorkel equipment complete with shoes and life jackets, we immediately greeted the nettle zone residents assisted by one of the guides. Incidentally when we come is the best time to snorkel, when the sea water has not been installed but also not too low tide. There are two snorkel rentals on this beach, Bintang Nglambor Snorkeling (BNS) and Pokdarwis Nglambor Lestari, until we need not bother to bring equipment from home.

The remnants of the tamed south coast waves provide a sensation when snorkeling at Nglambor Beach. Not infrequently when we've bothered to swim somewhat into the middle, the waves dragged us to the edge again. With the expertise of a beginner, we dive with great care not to step on the coral reefs and damage the marine ecosystem on this beach. We do not want to increase the threat of coral reef damage caused by human activities such as overfishing, coastal development and coral bleaching. Because the bottom of the ocean nan stunning before us takes a very long time to dress up beautify themselves. If the seabed ecosystem is damaged, then the efforts of the surrounding community and two giant coast guard turtles will be useless. Nglambor Beach with all its inhabitants has spoiled the eye with all its enchanting natural makeup. As a lovers there is nothing wrong we are to keep preserving, together with the community around to lighten the task of two giant tortoise coral.

After joking and taking pictures with the fish, rocks on the south side of shady beaches became a target to take a break, enjoy the breeze of the sea while drying clothes. Not far from where we sat there was a fresh water source that emanated from a small rocky crevice. At first we were surprised to see a fresh water source by the beach. But the freshwater phenomenon that emerged in Nglambor Beach was due to a karst alley that resembles a U pipe that functions as a groundwater channel, as one of the karst experts of climatology experts from LIPI said.

Lulled by the beach breeze, we did not realize the sun was getting taller and the wet clothes had dried up. We immediately moved, changed clean clothes and packed supplies. Now it was time to say goodbye to a pair of giant tortoises and let them continue the task of keeping the beach as usual.

NGLAMBOR BEACH: The Universe aquarium is Maintained by a pair of Giant Turtles

The ferocity of the surf beaches in southern Jogja often makes people shudder and shy to approach. The waves that come chasing from the direction of the vast ocean seemed to race to keep us from approaching the water. Unlike the more friendly beaches on the northern side of Java, the mainland edge that directly addresses the vastness of the Indian Ocean is not a suitable place to enjoy the fun of swimming in the salt water or the thrill of snorkeling watching the beauty of underwater panorama with small fish. Until we have to be content to play water on the periphery, where the foam of the ocean begins to disappear. But when YogYES visited Nglambor Beach, swimming and snorkeling on the south coast was impossible, in fact it can be done.

Trekking about fifteen minutes from the parking lot becomes YogYES's choice to end a three-hour journey on the vehicle. The too dangerous terrain with the steep dive streets requires us to walk or hire an experienced ojek service rather than bringing the vehicle up to the beach alone.

Past the gate of pandan laut (Pandanus tectorius), we reached the shore. A group of young people in an orange velvet jacket lit up with other snorkel gear, looking enthusiastic and eager to swim and dive in shallow waters. Nglambor Beach area is one of the snorkeling destinations in the southern coastal area of ​​Jogja which has a stunning panorama of the ocean floor with a variety of coral reefs and marine life. Sergeant Major fish, Jambrong and some other small fish are permanent residents who are seen to swim often swarm or play hide and seek in the gaps of coral reefs.

Beautiful scenery covered by waves is very guarded by people around Nglambor Beach. Even this coastal area is a cultivation area of ​​several types of fish and coral reef conservation sites and other marine biota. Traditions of Ngalangi sea alms ceremony were also performed on this beach. "Ngalangi" in Javanese means blocking or forbidding. The people around Nglambor beach forbid anyone to catch fish in the beach area except once a year, outside the spawning season. Fishing procession can only be done by using gawar, a kind of net from the root of wawar tree that is stuck and driven together to the sea by local people.

As if not to be outdone, nature also helped maintain and maintain the aura of this universe aquarium by ordering two giant tortoise coral to patrol the coast. With a handsome "Watu Kalong" and "Watu Kuntul" tame the ferocious waves so as not too hard to hit the beach. The existence of two coral giant tortoise is what makes the coral reef Nglambor Beach is not damaged dihempas waves, as well as safe for snorkeling.

Wearing snorkel equipment complete with shoes and life jackets, we immediately greeted the nettle zone residents assisted by one of the guides. Incidentally when we come is the best time to snorkel, when the sea water has not been installed but also not too low tide. There are two snorkel rentals on this beach, Bintang Nglambor Snorkeling (BNS) and Pokdarwis Nglambor Lestari, until we need not bother to bring equipment from home.

The remnants of the tamed south coast waves provide a sensation when snorkeling at Nglambor Beach. Not infrequently when we've bothered to swim somewhat into the middle, the waves dragged us to the edge again. With the expertise of a beginner, we dive with great care not to step on the coral reefs and damage the marine ecosystem on this beach. We do not want to increase the threat of coral reef damage caused by human activities such as overfishing, coastal development and coral bleaching. Because the bottom of the ocean nan stunning before us takes a very long time to dress up beautify themselves. If the seabed ecosystem is damaged, then the efforts of the surrounding community and two giant coast guard turtles will be useless. Nglambor Beach with all its inhabitants has spoiled the eye with all its enchanting natural makeup. As a lovers there is nothing wrong we are to keep preserving, together with the community around to lighten the task of two giant tortoise coral.

After joking and taking pictures with the fish, rocks on the south side of shady beaches became a target to take a break, enjoy the breeze of the sea while drying clothes. Not far from where we sat there was a fresh water source that emanated from a small rocky crevice. At first we were surprised to see a fresh water source by the beach. But the freshwater phenomenon that emerged in Nglambor Beach was due to a karst alley that resembles a U pipe that functions as a groundwater channel, as one of the karst experts of climatology experts from LIPI said.

Lulled by the beach breeze, we did not realize the sun was getting taller and the wet clothes had dried up. We immediately moved, changed clean clothes and packed supplies. Now it was time to say goodbye to a pair of giant tortoises and let them continue the task of keeping the beach as usual.

KESIRAT BEACH: The Stunning of the Enchanting Story and Implied Gratitude

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Unlike the rows of white sand beaches in other Gunungkidul, Kesirat Beach fascinates with its character as a cliff-cliff beach. There is no white sand or a wave of froth that pulled up on this beach. Only the sound of the crashing waves crashed against the sides of the reef.

The sun was already beginning to lean towards the west as YogYES walked along the cemented streets. After about half an hour we were shaken on top of the vehicle we finally got to the destination. Behind the tall bushes, one of the hidden paradises appeared.

A single tree growing on the edge of the cliff looks striking and attracts attention. Grassy expanse of land that is large enough did not appeal to him until he chose to grow on the edge of the cliff. The immortal tree, so the name is popular among the tourists who visit the Coast Kesirat.

Like the hidden paradise in Gunungkidul, Coast Kesirat not too crowded that afternoon. There are only a few people who first arrive and set up tents for a night not far from the immortal tree, as well as some of the fathers seen fishing on the southern edge of the cliff. Immediate coastlines that fall directly into the open seas and their diverse fish species are the cause of this popular beach among rock fishing fans. Even long before the beach is visited by tourists. A simple cottage is built on a southern slope which is the best fishing spot. If we are lucky, we can see the people who are looking for fish by ngrendet, spreading the net from one cliff to another.

Apparently not only the small fish that inhabit this cliff beach, Coast Kesirat including one of the beaches in the area of ​​Panggang is a place of large fish stopover. It is said that according to the anglers in the Kesirat, leopards, whales and dolphins are often seen when the migration season arrives. Snooping a little into the Marine Conservation Data Atlas map made by the Directorate General of PHKA Dephut in 1984, the south sea area of ​​Java is indeed a migration path of sei whales (Balaenoptera borealis). While in the waters a little way from the mainland, the Indian Ocean, is the area of ​​power minke whales (B. acutorostrata) and sperm whales (Physeter catodon).

In addition to the hidden tourist paradise and popular among the anglers, the Coast of Kesirat is also a place that is sacred by the locals. Once a year carried out ngalap blessing or brubuh-brubuh on Coast Kesirat. This tradition begins with the local wisdom of the Javanese community in the environment by not cutting trees at random. Only when the rice season begins yellowing new people cut down trees. The tradition of brubuh-brubuh as an implied gratitude in the form of maintaining the balance of nature continues until now.

Just like the local people who carry out the tradition of brubuh-brubuh once a year, the tradition of regular visitors of the Coast Kesirat like us who can not enjoy the time waiting for the fish to devour the bait is waiting twilight. The west-facing coastal cliffs are a fitting location to watch the sun go back to the bed, as if sinking into the ocean. The twilight at the Coast of Implied became more dramatic with the immortal tree leaning toward the sea, as if waving in the direction of the sun, saying goodbye. We sat up as if hypnotized by the beauty of the bright yellow gradation to the dark blue of God's work. The golden glow that colored the western sky and bounced in the waters became dimmer as the night came, leaving a black silhouette of perennial trees standing alone.

PINUS FORESTS MUILDING Photo Hunting in the Middle of Serenity

Jogja in the morning seemed deserted, without many vehicles passing by. As the sun still shines shyly and some people prefer to curl up in the blankets, some youngsters are seen eager to pedal a bike on Dlingo's hilly and bumpy hills. Without bothering to swim a bicycle, YogYES went through a similar path this morning. A field by the side of the road became our stop. Across from where we turned off the vehicle engine, a row of towering pines filled the view. Imagine if the weather is foggy, then the atmosphere of the forests of Pacific Northwest can be enjoyed in Jogja.

Pine Forest Mangunan, as it is part of the forest in the area of ​​RPH (Resort Management of Forests) Mangunan is overgrown with pine merkusii plant is called. The location that can be taken in the direction of Imogiri Raja's grave site makes many people mistakenly call it Imogiri Pine Forest, especially tourists who come from outside Jogja. Though administratively pine forest is not included Imogiri area.

Before becoming one of the tourist destinations, the forest in the Mangunan area is a barren land that is then reforested. Not only pine, other types of trees such as mahogany, acacia, candlenut and eucalyptus are also grown on an area of ​​approximately 500 hectares of this. Now the Mangunan area, especially the part planted with pine trees not only serves as a protected forest but also managed as one tourist destination. Various tourist facilities such as substation view, stage show that blends with nature, public bathrooms, musholla and simple stalls have been built in this tourist area. Not only the atmosphere of the beautiful forest that attracted the attention of many tourists, the existence of the source of the spring Bengkung believed by the surrounding community as the location of Sultan Agung Hanyakrakusuma hermitage also attracted the pilgrims to come to visit. To find the site of the spring which was then built by the Dutch government in 1925 to 1930 there are several roads that can be taken, can be trekking from the parking lot through the forest that meet tightly outbound Watu Abang or a further circular road but can be reached by bicycle or motorcycle.

When we set foot on the ground which was mostly covered with dried pine-like tapestries, the sun was rising high and was seen beginning to peek from the sidelines of the pine. The warm glow inevitably ward off the cold that has accompanied since we came. The chatter of a crowd of young people punctuated with laughter began to fill the silence that had only contained the sound of friction in the leaves. It did not take long, some of them began to pose fun and perpetuate the style of using the camera. Crisscrossed on pine trunks that have been transformed into simple benches or sitting on a swing with spoiled poses.

The pine-forest atmosphere that is always touted as forests in Forks or other small towns in Evergreen State in a Hollywood drop-out movie a special attraction for photography lovers and selfie enthusiasts. Until no wonder the pine forest is often visited for photography purposes including pre-wedding. Even local pokdarwis deliberately build a special spot so often this place is used for pre-wedding. In addition to the row of pine trees that enhance the background of the photo, there is an interesting philosophy about pine trees as a symbol of Korean love. According to them, a pine tree with a straight trunk is a symbol of love that is straight and unbranched. While the pine leaves are always green is likened to a never ending love, Everlasting love.

While people are excited about capturing every moment in camera shots, I choose to enjoy the jungle atmosphere in a hammock swing under the pine foliage canopy. The rustling of leaves and twigs becomes a natural symphony that is able to darken everybody into fantasy. The serene atmosphere in the Pine Forest Mangunan was able to eliminate all the burdens and complexities that filled the alleys of the mind.

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Source: Yogyes

Kraton Yogyakarta - Fun to visit the King's Palace

It is not excessive if Yogyakarta is called the City of Culture. In this city there is the king's palace or the palace that became the center of Javanese culture. In addition to being a residence of the king with the permasuri and his family, the Sultan's Palace is also a tourist place that anyone can visit with one condition that visitors should be well-dressed and polite.

There are so many interesting things that tourists can see when visiting the Sultan's Palace, ranging from the building is magnificent and thick with Javanese nuance, various objects of the king's and family's collections, art performances, to the lives of the courtiers. If coming at the right time, tourists can also see a variety of traditional ceremonies or processions that are in a degree in the palace like Nyebar Udhik-udhik, Caos Dahar, Grebeg, and many more.

Interesting Facts Kraton Yogyakarta

• Until now Kraton Yogyakarta is still the residence of King Jogja, Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X with his family.
• In the complex of Keraton Yogyakarta there are various showrooms of ancient objects such as ceramics, ancient batik, gamelan, painting, and personal objects of the king. Interestingly, inside the building that holds various collections of batik there is an ancient well that is essentially full of money.
• Every Tuesday Wage in the field of Kemidungan Kidul (rear back) is always implemented jempangan competition aka Mataraman style archery competition. All archers will wear traditional Javanese dress and archery with a sitting position.

Opening Hours and Art Performance Schedule at Kraton Yogyakarta

Kraton Yogyakarta is open for tourist visit every day from 09.00 - 14.00 WIB. Special Friday's kraton closes at 11.00 pm. Entrance fee of Rp 5,000 (domestic tourists) and Rp 15,000 (foreign tourists). Kraton Yogyakarta complex has 2 counters, the first is located in Tepas Keprajuritan (front of North Square) and in Tepas Pariwisata (Regol Keben). If you would like to see a more complete collection it is advisable to enter through Tepas Pariwisata.

In addition to watching the collection of objects belonging to the royal family, tourists who visit the Sultan's Palace can also see various artistic performances such as macapat, gamelan, wayang orang, wayang golek, leather puppets and srimpi dance in Bangsal Manganti. The show starts at 10.00 am (Monday - Thursday), at 09.00 (Friday), and at 09.30 (Saturday - Sunday).

8 Tourist Places In Karimunjawa Which Must Be Visited

Karimunjawa became one of the most famous tourist attractions in Indonesia. this can be seen from the many tourist agencies that offer a variety of cheap karimunjawa tour packages.

Karimunjawa is an island located in Jepara region. It is located on the north coast of the island of Java to make this place as a National Park with a clear expanse of sea water, still a lot of beautiful coral reefs and white sand charms are clean.

Waves on the beach Karimunjawa still clean so very beautiful, so this tourist spot is perfect to visit with family and friends. The beauty of nature and the sea is very interesting to visit.

The 8 tourist attractions in Karimunjawa must be visited, namely Anora Beach, Tanjung Gelam Beach, Small Cerama Island, Little Island, Geleang Island, Small Mengan Island, and Shark Breeding.

Karimunjawa comes from the word karimun from javanese kremun language that has a vague meaning. This is because of the island of Java is very far away and only visible if visible from the island of Java. To get to karimunjawa takes approximately 4 to 6 hours using a motor boat from Jepara or Semarang.

Karimunjawa Islands has 29 islands which only have 5 uninhabited islands. But the location between one island with another palau is very close Karimunjawa become a favorite place for divers, because it has 240 species of fish and 90 species of coral reefs. Tourists who can not dive can enjoy the beauty of coral reefs by using a ship that is basically made of glass.

1. Anora Beach

There is a small island that integrates with the beach, located in the village kemloko this place is known as the anora beach. you can climb the hill on the island that blends with this beach, on the hill you can enjoy its natural beauty, breezy winds and beautiful islands in karimunjawa with beautiful natural scenery and beautiful landscapenya, this place is one of the destinations that you must visit, money less than ten thousand to visit this place.

2. Tanjung Gelam Beach, Karimunjawa

Located on Karimunjawa Island, can be reached by land or sea, just 10 minutes drive from the city center and pay a ticket of 5000 you can enjoy the beauty of this beach, with coconut doyong as its trademark, this beach is at the end and a very suitable place to enjoy the sunset. you can walk along the beach along approximately 700m and you will find masonry beach on the other side.

on this beach there are many locals who open a shop, you can buy young coconut, fried, coffee etc.

3. Mangrove tracking karimunjawa

The 2km-long trek from the wooden bridge built along a beautiful lush mangrove forest, you can see a variety of birds and enjoy the chirp, in the middle of the journey you will find a viewing tower that you can climb to see the beautiful landscape landscape that stretches, between the mangrove forest hills and the sea will leave you stunned, the entrance ticket for local tourist 10,000, foreign tourist 150.000.

do not forget to wear mosquito repellent because in certain seasons mosquitoes here very much.

4. Small pine islands

the island is located on the west side of the regular visit when you tour snorkling and island hopping to the west route. the island with a very small size you can walk around on foot.

As the name implies this island is covered with many pine trees, the island is surrounded by white sandy beaches and clear water, the beach is quite shallow so you can play water as much, the color of the water is very beautiful, light blue tosca, you have to walk less lebigh 200m after the anchor ships spelled out, this place is usually at a stop for lunch or to wait for the sunset, simply pay 50,000 boat dock to the island keepers and do not forget to throw the garbage to the place that has been provided to help maintain and care for the beauty of this island.

5. Little Island, Karimunjawa

The island is located on the east side of this usually will be visited when you choose the east route for trip snorkling & island hopping. the island is also a place to stop for a rest after tired to snorkeling enjoy the underwater beauty Karimunjawa islands.

The island is surrounded by very beautiful coral reefs, various types of coral, fish and marine life, you will easily find a collection of Clown fish commonly known as NEMO shelter in his beautiful home.

6. Geleang Island

The island is located on the west side is usually at a stop for a break and lunch after tired of snorkeling on coral reefs, the island has a vast expanse of beach with white sand, is perfect for relaxing and taking pictures, just pay the boat dock by 50,000, no tickets enter, just keep the cleanliness on this island and throw the garbage in place will greatly help maintain the beauty of this island.

7. Menjangan Kecil Island, Karimunjawa

The island is located on the east side of this usually will be visited when you choose the east route for trip snorkling & island hopping. the island is also a place to stop for rest after tired of snorkeling enjoy the beauty under the islands karimunjawa. the island is surrounded by very beautiful coral reefs, various types of coral, fish and marine life, you will easily find a collection of Clown fish commonly known as NEMO shelter in her beautiful home.

8 tourist attractions in karimunjawa which must be visited the last is the shark breeding. Here tourists can play with sharks by providing a meal or just a photo together.