Welcome to our beloved city Jepara and the Marine National Park Karimunjawa is on 110,000 ha and lies 90 km north east of Jepara in Central Java Indonesia. We will find mangrove forest and beach forest growing well there. The park is named after the largest island Karimunjawa. The vegetation consisting mainly of mangrove and beach forest look very interesting, although there is some lowland rain forest on Karimunjawa. Most of the islands are surrounded by sandy beaches and fringing coral reefs. Fresh water is confined to a few small wells and forest streams on Karimunjawa. A number of endemic animals live on the island while on the beaches sea turtles lay their eggs. The average tidal range is 92 cm. It is so famous and natural island.
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