Kelanawisata.id, Jepara -  The charm of an archipelago in the middle of the Java Sea can be found in Karimunjawa. This cluster of islands presents a blend of terrestrial and underwater natural beauty. It is a stunning tourist destination with relatively accessible routes from Java. Karimunjawa can be reached via sea and air transportation. Sea access is available using the Siginjai ferry (RoRo ship) and the Bahari Express (fast boat).

Air access is now available through Susi Air flights. Departures can be made from Adisutjipto Airport in Yogyakarta and Ahmad Yani Airport in Semarang. Flights operate on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays. The opening of this new access is expected to further support tourism development in Karimunjawa.

The attractions in Karimunjawa are divided into two main categories: land and marine destinations. On land, Bukit Love offers panoramic views of the Karimunjawa islands and the Java Sea. Another destination is Ujung Gelam Beach, known for its beautiful sunsets on the western horizon. The combination of rocky edges, soft white sand, and sunset silhouettes creates a picturesque scene.

In addition, there are sunrise spots such as Bobby Beach, which offers a scenic view of the sea at dawn. Visitors are charged an entrance fee of Rp10,000. The stretch of white sand combined with swaying coconut trees creates an exotic atmosphere. Local small businesses also provide snacks and drinks for visitors to enjoy.

For marine tourism, Geleang Island is a perfect place to relax and experience the natural beauty of the northern Java islands. It features soft white sand, calm waves, and pine trees that enhance its scenic charm. Visitors can also enjoy grilled fish on the island.

Another highlight is Cemara Besar Island, which serves as a snorkeling area to explore the underwater beauty of Karimunjawa. Coral formations, sea anemones, and clownfish add to the vibrant marine ecosystem. Near the main island, there is also a shark conservation area that visitors can explore.