On The south western tip of the island of Java, Nowhere the Vast expanse of the Indian Ocean and the Indian ocean and the Equatorial waters of the Sunda Straits merge, is one of Indonesia’s Paramount national parks, Ujung Kulon. rich in wildlife and forest, noted for its charm and diversity, it is the home of the highly endangered Java rhinoceros and bestowed with the status of World Heritage (Natural) site. Ciputih Beach resort hotel is located in Ujung Kulon in Ciputih beaches, from the location of the hotel to Ujung Kulon National Park using the vehicle traveled approximately 30 minutes.

Ciputih beach resort in Banten, most fantastic and pure natural beach resort. A key to tropical paradise of your dream. Ciputih Beach resort is about 350 kilometers from Capital city Jakarta. Scuba diving, fishing, skin diving, swimming, sun bath and other marine activities are the main attractive benefits of leisure Ciputih beach resort in Banten is newest natural and unspoilt beach resort. Beautiful white sandy beach with oceanfront lush vegetation background.

Beautiful white sandy beach with oceanfront lush vegetation background. Bungalow construction are developed and blended within either traditional or modern style. Last but not least, all accommodations are furnished with modern and sophisticated facilities. Ciputih Beach Resort, the perfect carefree vacation for singles honeymooners, couples or families. However you look at it, a visit to Ciputih Beach Resort is a dream come true.

Who likes to surround the beach or enjoy the ocean view, must stop by the Beach Ciputih. You can go with your own car to Ciputih Beach with the following route:

Jakarta – Serang – Pandeglang – Panimbang – Sumur – Ciputih Beach. The distance can be reached at about 6 hours one way from Jakarta.

Ujung Kulon National Park is located at the western-most tip of Java, Indonesia. It includes the volcanic island group of Krakatoa and other islands including Panaitan, Handeuleum and Peucang. The park encompasses an area of 1,206 km² (443 km² marine), most of which lies on a peninsula reaching into the Indian Ocean. The explosion of nearby Krakatau in 1883 produced a tidal wave that eliminated the villages and crops of the coastal areas on the western peninsula, and covered the entire area in a layer of ash about 30 cm thick. This caused the total evacuation of the peninsula by humans, thereby allowing it to become a repository for much of Java’s flora and fauna, and most of the remaining lowland forest on the island.

In the remote south west of Java, the national park of Ujung Kulon is the site of one of Indonesia’s most pristine and untouched natural attractions. It is no coincidence that Ujung Kulon is classified as one of Indonesia’s World Heritage Sites and has been a natural reserve since 1937. Most well known for being the home of the last one horned white Javan rhinoceros of which a population of about 60 remains, Ujung Kulon receives about 6,500 visitors a year from all over the world.

With over 120,000 hectares, Ujung Kulon comprises the extreme southwestern tip of the island of Java, Indonesia, the two islands of Pulau Handeuleum and Pulau Peucang just offshore, and the island of Pulau Panaitan separated from the mainland by the Panaitan Straits.

The Ujung Kulon area offers various different landscapes, from the Gunung Payung massif in the southwest and the low rolling hills of the Telanca Plateau in the northeast, to the swamp area characteristic for the lower lying isthmus. Inventories of the Ujung Kulon wild life are the subject of numerous books. The fauna on the peninsula and the islands is almost too extensive to describe in short.

Numerous reef species, such as butterfly fish, batfish, triggerfish and moorish idol, dominate the shallower waters, while deep water species include sharks, tuna, barracuda and marlin. It is because of this last species, the black marlin, that the Sunda Strait has the reputation of being an excellent and challenging game fishing ground.

Its great moment for us to waiting sunset at pasir panjang beach with family