Kepulauan Seribu National Park

Just a short boat ride from Jakarta, Kepulauan Seribu National Park offers a perfect weekend getaway for those seeking a break from the city bustle. Known as the "Capital's aquatic zone", this island chain invites visitors to explore its vibrant marine life through snorkeling and diving. For beginners, guided dive experiences are available to ensure a safe and memorable journey beneath the surface. Once underwater, divers are greeted by colorful coral reefs, schools of tropical fish, and other rare marine species, creating an unforgettable glimpse into one of Java Sea's natural treasures.

Despite being close to Jakarta, Kepulauan Seribu retains its unspoiled island charm, offering both scenic beauty and marine adventure. Islands like Pramuka and Kelapa Dua serve as turtle conservation sites, where visitors can witness the release of baby turtles into the sea, a heartwarming and educational experience for all.

 Beyond marine adventures, visitors can enjoy sunset views, white-sand beaches, and cultural exploration by engaging with the local communities and learning about their daily life. For those curious about ocean ecosystems, the park offers marine education programs, including eco-tours and hands-on activities that promote environmental awareness. With well-developed facilities, including resorts, guesthouses, docks, restaurants, and homestays, Kepulauan Seribu National Park ensures a comfortable and enriching experience, making it a true hidden gem within reach of Jakarta.

• Just 1–2 hours by boat from Jakarta, the park offers a convenient escape for city dwellers looking for nature and relaxation.
• The park is home to more than 300 coral species and thousands of marine creatures, including clownfish, sea turtles, and reef sharks, making it ideal for snorkeling and diving.
• Several islands, like Pramuka and Kelapa, have turtle conservation programs, where visitors can learn about and help release baby sea turtles.
• Some islands, like Onrust and Kelor, feature Dutch colonial ruins and historical forts, adding a cultural layer to the marine adventure.
• The park offers a mix of inhabited islands with eco-resorts (like Tidung and Harapan) and uninhabited islets perfect for private beach picnics or camping.