Quick answer: There is no open ticket window for skydive Karimunjawa right now, and no confirmed date for 2026 or 2027. “Booking” today means submitting your name, email and WhatsApp number to the Juara Holding Group (JHG) waiting list on this page or at /reserve/. When the next Karimunjawa International Skydiving and Adventure (KISA) Boogie Woogie edition opens its ticket window, JHG emails you from bd@juaraholding.com and coordinates the reservation with the licensed event organiser.
What Does “Booking” a Skydive in Karimunjawa Actually Mean Right Now?
The only public skydiving event held in Karimunjawa so far is the KISA Boogie Woogie Jump, which ran 7–11 May 2025 at Bandara Dewadaru (IATA: KWB) on Pulau Kemujan, Kabupaten Jepara, Central Java, according to ANTARA’s 10 May 2025 report and Central Java provincial government (Humas Jateng) releases at the time. There is no ticketing platform selling seats for a future edition, because no future edition has a published date.
KISA chairman Capt. Muhammad Hariri described the 2025 event as an opening or warm-up festival intended to run routinely, and provincial and local media have repeated that ambition. None of that reporting names a 2026 or 2027 date. So a page that promises “book now” for a specific date would be misleading. What actually exists is a coordination desk: JHG collects intent through the waiting list, and when an organiser confirms a window, the people already on the list hear first.
How Does Joining the Waiting List Work?
Booking through JHG is a four-step process, not a checkout:
- Submit the form. Enter your full name, email address, and WhatsApp number on this page or at /reserve/. No payment is collected at this stage — there is nothing to pay for yet.
- Get an acknowledgment. JHG’s desk reviews each entry as it comes in and replies by email from bd@juaraholding.com once your entry has been logged, confirming your spot on the list and asking a few basics: preferred travel window, group size, and whether you also need Java–Karimunjawa transfers.
- Wait for the date announcement. JHG monitors organiser and provincial channels for the next KISA edition. As of September 2026, no date has been released.
- Reserve inside the real ticket window. Once an edition is confirmed, JHG contacts everyone on the list by email with the ticket window, pricing, and how to secure a slot with the licensed organiser — payment happens through the organiser’s official channel, not through JHG.
| Step | What happens | Who acts |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Form submitted | Name, email, WhatsApp captured; no payment | You |
| 2. Acknowledgment email | Reply from bd@juaraholding.com once your entry is reviewed, confirming your spot on the list | JHG desk |
| 3. Date announcement | JHG relays the next confirmed KISA edition date once it exists | JHG desk |
| 4. Ticket window opens | Early-bird and on-the-spot pricing published by the organiser | Event organiser |
| 5. Payment coordinated | You pay the organiser directly; JHG does not process jump payment | You + organiser |
| 6. Travel coordinated | Ferry/flight timing, Karimunjawa lodging, jump-day logistics | JHG desk |
What Did a Skydive Cost in the Only Edition Held So Far?
Pricing for the next KISA edition has not been released. The closest reference point is the 2025 sheet published on the Komodo Luxury blog (Juara Holding Group), which covered two categories — first-timer tandem jumps with a cameraman included, and slots for already-licensed free-fly or single jumpers. Treat every figure below as “last published (2025), subject to change,” not a current price.
| Category | Early bird (10–18 Apr 2025) | On the spot (7–10 May 2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Tandem, single ticket (first-timer, cameraman incl.) | USD 525 | USD 575 |
| Tandem, bundled (min. 5 tickets) | USD 510 per ticket | USD 555 per ticket |
| Licensed jumper, single jump | a price confirmed by the desk at launch | a price confirmed by the desk at launch |
| Licensed jumper, bundled (min. 10 tickets) | a per-jump price confirmed by the desk at launch | a per-jump price confirmed by the desk at launch |
No official IDR price was ever published for the 2025 edition, so converting to rupiah is inference, not fact — the desk quotes USD only until an organiser publishes otherwise. Whatever the next edition charges, JHG’s role stays the same: relay the organiser’s real number to the waiting list, not a rounded estimate.
Tandem jumps are for adults, and the guest weight range stated on this site is 45–95 kg; requirements on age, health and the final weight limit are confirmed by the event organiser at launch. Expect similar terms for any future edition, though the organiser confirms the final eligibility rules each time.
Who Are You Booking With — and Is There a Phone Number to Call?
karimunjawaskydive.com is run by Juara Holding Group (JHG), an independent booking and coordination desk founded in 2015. JHG does not operate the aircraft, run the drop zone, or issue jump certifications — the licensed event organiser and its on-the-ground team do that. JHG is not affiliated with any specific named operator; its job is to collect your intent early, keep you informed honestly (including “still no date” months when that is the truth), and coordinate the logistics around the jump once one exists: Java–Karimunjawa transfers, Karimunjawa stays, and island hopping around the jump days.
There is no phone number and no WhatsApp number published anywhere on this site. Every reservation route runs through the form — name, email, WhatsApp number — and every reply comes back by email from bd@juaraholding.com. That is deliberate: it keeps a written record of your request and the desk’s response, rather than a chat thread that is easy to lose.
Reserve Your Spot on the Waiting List
Submit your name, email and WhatsApp number below. JHG’s desk replies from bd@juaraholding.com once it has reviewed your entry — no phone calls, no WhatsApp chat required to get on the list.
What Else Can JHG Coordinate Around a Karimunjawa Jump?
Most first-timers plan more than the jump itself. Susi Air flies Semarang (SRG) to Dewadaru (KWB) in roughly 40 minutes — a September 2026 Traveloka listing shows an example schedule of SRG 07:30 to KWB 08:10 and a return KWB 11:10 to SRG 11:50 — while Kompas reported on 11 May 2025 that scheduled flights to Karimunjawa were set to resume from 4 July 2025, three times a week, tied to the island’s post-event tourism plans. By sea, the Jepara–Karimunjawa fast ferry Express Bahari takes about 2 to 2.25 hours, and the slower KMP Siginjai runs roughly 4.5 to 6 hours. Because the airfield sits on Pulau Kemujan while most accommodation is on the Karimunjawa main island, a night before jump day plus a weather buffer night is the sensible plan rather than a same-day in-and-out trip.
The dry season, roughly April through October, is generally treated as the better window for sea conditions and ferry reliability — a climate-practice pattern rather than an official park declaration, and one the May 2025 event window fell inside. Karimunjawa National Park itself was upgraded from conservation area (1988) to national park status on 22 February 1999 under Decree No. 78/Kpts-II/1999, covering 110,117 hectares as an IUCN Category II reserve, with 22 islands added as a marine reserve in 2001; park rules on permits, drones and single-use plastics apply to visitors year-round.
Once a jump date exists, JHG can arrange the trip around it — Java–Karimunjawa transfers, island hopping on the days either side of the jump, Karimunjawa lodging, and sister-brand tandem jumps in Bali through Sky Dive Bali. None of that carries a price on this page; it gets quoted only once a traveller has a real date to plan against.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Pay Anything to Join the Karimunjawa Skydive Waiting List?
No. Joining the list costs nothing — you submit your name, email and WhatsApp number at /reserve/ or on this page, and JHG logs the entry without asking for payment. Money only changes hands later, directly with the licensed organiser, once a ticket window for a confirmed KISA edition actually opens.
How Will I Find Out When a New Karimunjawa Skydive Date Is Confirmed?
JHG watches organiser announcements and Central Java provincial (Humas Jateng) channels for the next KISA edition and emails everyone on the waiting list from bd@juaraholding.com as soon as a real date and ticket window exist. As of September 2026 no date has been announced, so the honest answer today is “not yet.”
Can I Book a Karimunjawa Skydive by Phone or WhatsApp Chat?
No phone number and no WhatsApp chat line are published anywhere on karimunjawaskydive.com. WhatsApp is collected only as a contact field on the reservation form; every reply from the desk still arrives by email from bd@juaraholding.com, which keeps a written record of your request instead of a chat that is easy to lose track of.
What Happens Right After I Submit the Reservation Form?
JHG’s desk reviews new entries as they arrive and sends an acknowledgment email from bd@juaraholding.com confirming your spot on the waiting list. That first reply usually asks a few follow-up questions — your preferred travel window, group size, and whether you also want Java–Karimunjawa transfers arranged around the eventual jump date.
Is Juara Holding Group the Company That Actually Runs the Skydive?
No. JHG is an independent booking and coordination desk, not the operator — it does not fly the aircraft, run the drop zone, or issue jump certifications. The licensed event organiser handles the jump itself; JHG’s role is collecting waiting-list intent early and coordinating travel logistics once a real date is confirmed.