Karimunjawa National Park

Karimunjawa National Park, located in Indonesia’s Central Java, is a protected marine and island ecosystem renowned for its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life. Covering 111 islands and surrounding waters, it offers a pristine environment for snorkeling, diving, and wildlife observation. The park is home to various fish, sea turtles, and rare coral species, making it a vital conservation area. Accessible by boat, its scenic landscapes and rich biodiversity attract eco-tourists seeking both adventure and nature’s tranquility. Karimunjawa plays a crucial role in marine preservation and sustainable tourism in the region.