Taken at a December night, 25 miles north from Jakarta, Pulau Pari Beach pictures the beauty of nature, laced with a particular romanticism as both the ocean and the sand glisten beautifully when illuminated by the orange light coming from the entrance of the beach. The quiet, small islet is accesible just a few steps away from the main island as the ocean tide falls at night. Not far from the seafront, cafes and restaurants open to offer tourists -both local and foreign- the traditional Indonesian delicacies cooked at the barbeque pits, such as satay, varieties of seafood and of course, the must have grilled corn. Taking a break from the watersport activities offered in the daylight, Pulau Pari Beach at night is the perfect place to enjoy nature peacefully.