article_snippet: Myuran Sukuraman arrives in Cilacap - the closest port to Nusakambangan - on Wednesday morning local time .
article_snippet: Indonesia deployed the chartered flight to Cilacap heaviest security for the transfer - more than 100 police, armoured cars and even fighter jets.
article_snippet: The Australians walked calmly from The Australians cells as The Australians were transferred, stopping to thank officers for The Australians care and shaking The Australians hands before The Australians were handcuffed.
article_snippet: Chan and Sukumaran's families are expected to arrive in Cilacap, the nearest town to the island, on Thursday, flying from Sydney and Bali.
article_snippet: Coming through the main entrance, the duo were taken to Denpasar airport where the duo were flown to Central Java .
article_snippet: The pair were taken onto a ship from Cilacap port to Nusakambangan port in armoured car .
article_snippet: Cilacap port was heavily guarded as Chan (right) and Sukuraman made Chan and Sukuraman way from Cilacap airport on Wednesday morning in Central Java .
article_snippet: Heavily armoured police lined the gates of Kerobokan prison as Heavily armoured police prepared for the pair's transfer .
article_snippet: Indonesian police armoured vehicles carrying the Australian Bali Nine duo arrive at Wijaya Pura Port in Cilacap, Central Java .
article_snippet: Indonesian special police leave the ferry port after transferring the prisoners in Cilacap, Central Java.
article_snippet: An indonesian soldier seen near two military trucks on the Wijaya Pura port in front of Nusakambangan, Central Java before the Australians were transferred over to the island, place of the Australians executions this weekend .
article_snippet: Cilicap is the supplier port to Nusakambangan which is located 11km west from the town and houses seven prisons including Pasir Putih (pictured)