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Karimunjawa Islands
The Karimunjawa Islands are an archipelago of 27 islands in the Java Sea, located north of Jepara in Central Java, Indonesia. Designated as Karimunjawa National Park, the islands are known for white-sand beaches, fringing coral reefs, and clear turquoise waters. The main island, Karimunjawa, serves as the administrative and tourism center. The archipelago is notable for marine biodiversity, snorkeling and diving sites, and protected mangrove and lowland tropical forests.