Pramuka Island

Pramuka Island (Pulau Pramuka) is the administrative capital of the Thousand Islands Regency in Jakarta Bay, Java Sea, Indonesia. Located north of mainland Jakarta, it serves as the regency's government center and a populated residential island. Notable for its hawksbill sea turtle conservation center, mangrove areas, and as a base for island-hopping, snorkeling and marine tourism, it offers basic tourism infrastructure with homestays, eateries and bicycle transport.

Visitors can expect a small, flat, inhabited island with paved paths best explored by bicycle or on foot. The setting includes residential areas, government offices, a harbor, sandy beaches, shallow waters and mangrove areas. Visitors can see the hawksbill turtle conservation hatchery, snorkel in nearby reefs, take boat trips to surrounding uninhabited islets, and experience a quiet fishing-community atmosphere with simple homestays and local eateries.

Pramuka Island serves as the administrative capital of Kepulauan Seribu (Thousand Islands) Regency, established to govern the island chain north of Jakarta. It has developed as the regency's administrative and residential center and is known for its long-running hawksbill turtle conservation program.

Island is home to a traditional fishing community and serves as a center for marine conservation education and local island culture within Jakarta's Thousand Islands.