About Tunda Island
Tunda Island (Pulau Tunda) is a small inhabited island in the Java Sea, administratively part of Tirtayasa District, Serang Regency, Banten Province, about 14 km off the northern coast of Java. Known for its white sandy beaches, clear waters and coral reefs, the island supports a fishing village community. It is visited for snorkeling, diving, swimming and beach activities, offering a quiet coastal environment relatively close to Serang and Jakarta.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, flat inhabited island with white sandy beaches, clear shallow waters and fringing coral reefs. The interior is occupied by a fishing village with simple homestays, a mosque and small shops. The coastline offers areas for swimming, snorkeling and beach walks, with views of the Java Sea. Access is only by chartered boat from the mainland, and facilities are basic and rustic.
Key highlights
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White sandy beaches with clear turquoise water
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Coral reefs suitable for snorkeling and diving
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Inhabited fishing village with local community life
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Quiet island atmosphere away from mainland crowds
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Sunrise and sunset views over the Java Sea
Culture & Context
The island is home to a traditional fishing community whose livelihood depends on the sea, reflecting coastal Banten culture and maritime traditions
Route
| By air | Fly to Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, then road transfer to Serang and boat to island |
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| By train | Train to Serang Station, then road transfer to Karangantu Harbour |
| By road |