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Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital and largest city of Indonesia. Located on the northwest coast of Java, it is the country’s economic, cultural, and political centre. The city has a population of over 10 million people and is the most populous city in Southeast Asia.

Jakarta is situated on the northern coast of Java, at the mouth of the Ciliwung River. It is surrounded by the Java Sea on one side and the Thousand Islands archipelago on the other. The city is divided into five administrative districts, each with its own mayor.

Jakarta has a long and rich history. It was first settled by the Chinese in the 4th century and later became an important port for the Kingdom of Sunda. During the colonial era, the city was known as Batavia and was the capital of the Dutch East Indies. It served as a major trading port and was the center of the Dutch East Indies Company.

In 1945, Jakarta became the capital of the newly independent Indonesia. Since then, it has grown to become the largest city in the country and the cultural and economic center of the nation. The city is home to various museums, art galleries, and cultural centers, as well as a variety of shopping and entertainment venues.

Jakarta is a bustling and vibrant city. It is home to a diverse mix of people and cultures, and is a major hub for business, finance, and tourism. The city is also known for its unique cuisine, which includes a mix of Indonesian, Chinese, and European influences. Jakarta is a great place to explore and experience the culture and history of Indonesia.

Excursion tips for a day in Jakarta

Jakarta, Indonesia is a vibrant city with plenty of activities for tourists to explore. On a day trip to Jakarta, here are some activities to consider:

1. Visit the National Monument (Monas), the iconic symbol of Jakarta, and learn about the city's history.

2. Explore the Kota Tua (Old Town) and admire the colonial-era buildings.

3. Take a stroll along the Ancol Dreamland beachfront and explore its many attractions.

4. Check out the National Museum and its impressive collection of artifacts.

5. Shop at the bustling Pasar Baru market and pick up some souvenirs.

6. Discover the vibrant street art scene and explore the many murals around the city.

7. Take a boat ride along the Ciliwung River and admire the city skyline.

8. Visit the Ragunan Zoo, one of the largest zoos in Southeast Asia.

9. Enjoy the nightlife at one of the many clubs and bars in the city.

10. Indulge in the delicious local cuisine, from street food to upscale restaurants.

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The climate in Jakarta

Jakarta in Indonesia has a tropical climate with hot and humid weather year-round. During the summer months from December to March, temperatures can reach up to 33°C with high humidity. During the rainy season from April to October, rainfall is frequent and temperatures stay around 28°C. From November to February, the weather is cooler and drier, with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 30°C. During the winter months from June to September, temperatures drop to around 24°C.

Cruise weather for Jakarta

Our weather forecast for Jakarta helps plan your stay according to the weather. For sunny days, pack light and breathable clothes, swimwear, and sunscreen. For winter weather, it's recommended to bring warm clothes, gloves, a hat, sturdy footwear, and a raincoat.

Date Icon Temperature Wind speed/gusts Cloudiness/Visibility Air humidity/pressure Sunrise/Sunset
Apr. 20th 2026 Apr. 20th 2026 max: 31.6 °C
min: 25.9 °C 		13.3 m/s
10.8 m/s		 49.8 %
19.8 m		 76.1 %
1,009 hPa		 05:53:10
17:49:55
Apr. 21st 2026 Apr. 21st 2026 max: 32.5 °C
min: 26 °C 		17.3 m/s
12.6 m/s		 90.1 %
23.2 m		 70.1 %
1,009 hPa		 05:53:07
17:49:33
Apr. 22nd 2026 Apr. 22nd 2026 max: 32.9 °C
min: 26.5 °C 		17.6 m/s
15.8 m/s		 79.0 %
24.1 m		 65.9 %
1,009 hPa		 05:53:04
17:49:12
Apr. 23rd 2026 Apr. 23rd 2026 max: 32.8 °C
min: 26.6 °C 		17.3 m/s
15.1 m/s		 95.3 %
22.6 m		 68.1 %
1,008 hPa		 05:53:02
17:48:52
Apr. 24th 2026 Apr. 24th 2026 max: 32.1 °C
min: 26.3 °C 		13.7 m/s
11.9 m/s		 54.6 %
17.4 m		 74.4 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:59
17:48:32
Apr. 25th 2026 Apr. 25th 2026 max: 32.6 °C
min: 26.3 °C 		16.6 m/s
17.3 m/s		 47.7 %
23.7 m		 71.6 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:58
17:48:13
Apr. 26th 2026 Apr. 26th 2026 max: 33.4 °C
min: 26.8 °C 		16.6 m/s
13.3 m/s		 72.4 %
24.1 m		 65.4 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:56
17:47:55
Apr. 27th 2026 Apr. 27th 2026 max: 33.6 °C
min: 27.4 °C 		16.6 m/s
16.6 m/s		 84.6 %
24.1 m		 65.4 %
1,008 hPa		 05:52:55
17:47:37
Apr. 28th 2026 Apr. 28th 2026 max: 33.4 °C
min: 27.1 °C 		12.6 m/s
16.9 m/s		 87.0 %
17.9 m		 71.5 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:55
17:47:19
Apr. 29th 2026 Apr. 29th 2026 max: 33.6 °C
min: 25.9 °C 		15.1 m/s
24.5 m/s		 95.1 %
22.5 m		 72.4 %
1,008 hPa		 05:52:54
17:47:02
Apr. 30th 2026 Apr. 30th 2026 max: 31.6 °C
min: 25.5 °C 		18.7 m/s
27.7 m/s		 79.0 %
23.3 m		 72.2 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:55
17:46:46
May. 1st 2026 May. 1st 2026 max: 32.8 °C
min: 25.5 °C 		19.4 m/s
25.6 m/s		 82.5 %
23.8 m		 70.5 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:55
17:46:30
May. 2nd 2026 May. 2nd 2026 max: 31.1 °C
min: 24.3 °C 		17.3 m/s
26.6 m/s		 100.0 %
22.3 m		 71.6 %
1,009 hPa		 05:52:57
17:46:15
May. 3rd 2026 May. 3rd 2026 max: 32.3 °C
min: 24.7 °C 		17.3 m/s
15.5 m/s		 66.7 %
24.1 m		 64.5 %
1,008 hPa		 05:52:58
17:46:01

Cruises to Jakarta

Would you like to travel to Jakarta on a cruise ship or would you just like to know when a certain ship will dock there? Here you will find an overview of the cruise ships that will be calling at the port of Jakarta.

Scheduled ship calls in Jakarta, Indonesia
Date Ship Passaengers (min - max) Arrival Departure Details
Nov. 29th 2026 Sunday, 29th of Nov. 2026 Seven Seas Explorer 754 - 829 07:00 am 05:00 pm
Nov. 30th 2026 Monday, 30th of Nov. 2026 Seven Seas Explorer 754 - 829 07:00 am 05:00 pm
Dec. 1st 2026 Tuesday, 1st of Dec. 2026 MS Nautica 698 - 803 10:00 am 08:00 pm
Dec. 10th 2026 Thursday, 10th of Dec. 2026 MS Nautica 698 - 803 07:30 am 04:00 pm
Jan. 12th 2027 Tuesday, 12th of Jan. 2027 MS Nautica 698 - 803 11:00 am 08:00 pm
Jan. 24th 2027 Sunday, 24th of Jan. 2027 MS Nautica 698 - 803 08:00 am 06:00 pm
Feb. 19th 2027 Friday, 19th of Feb. 2027 Seven Seas Explorer 754 - 829 10:00 am 04:30 pm
Feb. 21st 2027 Sunday, 21st of Feb. 2027 Azamara Pursuit 704 - 774 10:00 am 08:00 pm
Mar. 16th 2027 Tuesday, 16th of Mar. 2027 MS Vista 1218 - 1469 10:00 am 06:00 pm
May 29th 2027 Saturday, 29th of May 2027 Seven Seas Navigator 490 - 557 07:00 am 05:00 pm
Oct. 24th 2027 Sunday, 24th of Oct. 2027 Seven Seas Navigator 490 - 557 08:30 am 05:30 pm
Dec. 3rd 2027 Friday, 3rd of Dec. 2027 Seven Seas Mariner 708 - 779 07:00 am 04:00 pm
Dec. 17th 2027 Friday, 17th of Dec. 2027 EXPLORA III 128 08:00 am 07:00 pm
Jan. 13th 2028 Thursday, 13th of Jan. 2028 Seven Seas Explorer 754 - 829 07:00 am 04:00 pm
Feb. 11th 2028 Friday, 11th of Feb. 2028 MS Vista 1218 - 1469 09:00 am 06:00 pm
Mar. 23rd 2028 Thursday, 23rd of Mar. 2028 Seven Seas Splendor 754 - 829 09:00 am 07:00 pm
Mar. 25th 2028 Saturday, 25th of Mar. 2028 Seven Seas Mariner 708 - 779 10:00 am 08:00 pm
Mar. 25th 2028 Saturday, 25th of Mar. 2028 Seven Seas Splendor 754 - 829 09:00 am 07:00 pm
Mar. 27th 2028 Monday, 27th of Mar. 2028 Seven Seas Mariner 708 - 779 10:00 am 08:00 pm

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