3-Day Ujung Kulon National Park Private Guided Tour

Ujung Kulon National Park, located in Banten Province on the extreme southwestern tip of the densely populated island of Java, is home to the most extensive and well-preserved lowland rainforest remaining on the island. Positioned about 300 km from Jakarta and 140 km from Serang, the park stretches across the Ujung Kulon Peninsula and includes the islands of Peucang and Handeuleum, as well as a range of forested mountains. This protected area is of immense ecological significance and is particularly renowned as the last remaining natural habitat of the critically endangered Javan Rhino—the largest animal native to Java and the second largest in Indonesia after the Asian elephant. In addition to the rhinos, Ujung Kulon supports a rich diversity of wildlife, offering visitors a rare opportunity to witness unique and special animal species in their natural environment.

Part of the park also encompasses one of the volcanic island groups associated with the famous Krakatoa in Lampung, Sumatra. Given the park’s expansive area and biodiversity, a visit to Ujung Kulon is best enjoyed over a longer journey that allows travelers to fully immerse in the range of experiences it offers. Visitors can explore the lush jungle on treks, paddle through wild rivers in canoes, or go birdwatching in pristine natural surroundings. The park also features beautiful beaches where you can swim, snorkel among vibrant marine life, relax, or enjoy a peaceful sunset cruise. Ujung Kulon is not just a haven for conservation but also a destination for nature lovers seeking adventure and serenity.