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Thousand Island, Indonesia

Thousand Islands, a collection of small islands in northern Jakarta is famous for its tourism attractiveness since a dozen years ago. There are 110 islands in the Java Sea waters, but not all of them become tourist attraction. In fact there are two islands that should not be visited by the public because it serves as a nature conservation.

Thousand Islands consists of two districts, i.e. districts Thousand Islands Thousand Islands South and North districts. North Thousand Islands sub district consists of 3 villages, namely Grilled Island Village, Village Coconut Island, and the Village of Hope Island. The following are 3 islands, each of which represents the three villages, which can be an option for travelers who want to unwind from the bustle of the capital heartbeat Jakarta:

Pramuka Island

One of the most favorite island in the Thousand Islands since the last dozen years has yet to lose its appeal. Moreover, as the central government Thousand Islands, the island is equipped with various facilities Scout exceed the surrounding islands. Starting from elementary school through high school, hospital, village office, as well as several types of lodging.

Scout Island, one of 13 islands located in the Village Bake island, can be reached in about 90 minutes by fast boat from Ancol Marina dock. Turquoise sea water and beautiful coral reefs very inviting travelers craving for water activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and fishing. For animal lovers, visit the hawksbill breeding or watching the milkfish aquaculture can be a fun alternative activities too.
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Macan Island

The island is on the rise is inappropriate ranks top of the list of tourist destinations travelers. After traveling for 90 minutes from Marina Ancol pier , tourists will be stunned by the exotic atmosphere that is environmentally friendly . Imagine, an island that is using solar panels as a source of electricity . In addition , there is rainwater which is then treated as a source of clean water . This is done by the manager of the resort island of Tiger suit the theme , which is " eco - friendly resort " .

Not much different from the other islands , the island tourist Tigers can do various activities such as snorkeling , diving , kayaking , and wind surfing . In addition , visiting places composting organic garden and furniture from driftwood can also be a fun activity , as well as add insight . One more thing that is the main attraction of the island is included in the Village Coconut Island is a very diverse selection of unique specialty , such as Sunset Hut , Hut Driftwood , Red Brick Cabin , Cabin Eco Island , Island Tents , and Tropical Island Bungalow Rooms.

Harapan Island

One of the 30 islands belonging to the Village of Hope Island can be reached in about 90 minutes from Marina Ancol pier. There really is not a lot of activities to do on this island, but the island is very suitable for tourists who are interested in performing or islands hopping around to several islands that are close to this island.

There are a number of islands not far from the island of hope, such as the island of Bira, Tongkeng island, Coconut island, and much more. Nearly all the island has white sandy beaches and clear blue waters nan. Occasionally still encountered blue starfish in the coral reefs, and it is of interest to lovers of snorkeling. Meanwhile, on the island of Palm Two turtle breeding there. Travelers who are staying at Hope Island on foot or riding a rickshaw through the connecting bridge to Coconut Island.

Similarly, brief information on 6 island in 6 villages in the Thousand Islands (see also the article "Removing Weary in the Thousand Islands, Indonesia - Part I). As a side note, if you want to save money, travelers can visit the Thousand Islands aboard the motor vessel through the port of Muara Angke.

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