Pantai Kartini, Public beach in Jepara, Indonesia

Pantai Kartini is a beach in Bulu village, Jepara, Central Java, about 2.5 km west of the Jepara regent's office. The 3.5-hectare site faces the sea and holds a giant red-and-yellow "PANTAI KARTINI" sign on a grass strip, with trees at both ends. It also has a turtle-shaped Kura-Kura Ocean Park, a mini train, a giant chessboard, an entertainment stage, a TNI AU aircraft and a Kartini monument.

The beach was named after Raden Adjeng Kartini, a women's rights advocate who lived in Jepara in the late 1800s. This naming choice honors an important local figure who worked for women's equality in Indonesia.

On weekends, local families come to enjoy traditional Indonesian meals and let their children play in designated swimming areas. The beach serves as a gathering place where people share food and relaxation together in a casual, communal setting.

Visitors can rent boats at the eastern section of the beach to explore nearby islands and experience water activities. Staff at the boat stations are available to help organize outings and provide guidance on conditions.

The giant "PANTAI KARTINI" letters standing on the grass are among the attractions listed at the beach, together with a TNI AU aircraft on display, a giant chessboard, a Kecek pool and the tomb of Encik Lanang. The Kura-Kura Ocean Park is one of the facilities in the 3.5-hectare area.