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Amed

A Hidden Paradise for Diving, Snorkeling, and Coastal Serenity

Destination Overview

What makes Amed special?

Located on Bali's eastern coastline, Amed is a peaceful destination known for its crystal-clear waters, colorful coral reefs, and relaxed fishing villages. It has become one of Bali's top spots for snorkeling and scuba diving, offering incredible underwater experiences suitable for both beginners and experienced divers.

Away from the crowds, Amed provides breathtaking views of Mount Agung and a slower pace of life. Whether you're exploring shipwrecks, enjoying fresh seafood, or simply relaxing by the ocean, Amed offers an authentic side of Bali.

Amed is perfect for

Divers & Snorkelers Slow Travelers Couples Photographers Budget Travelers Fishing & Boat Enthusiasts

Time Zone: WITA (UTC + 8.00)

Nearest Airport: Ngurah Rai International Airport (approx. 2.5–3 hours by car)

Spots Everyone's Talking About

Trending Places in Amed

The beaches, temples, and hidden corners that keep visitors coming back.

Jemeluk Bay

Amed's main snorkeling and diving bay, known for vibrant coral gardens on both sides of the bay.

USAT Liberty Shipwreck (Tulamben)

One of Bali's most famous dive sites, a WWII shipwreck teeming with marine life just off the shore.

Lipah Beach

A calm bay known for beautiful coral and frequent sea turtle sightings, just minutes from Amed's center.

Japanese Shipwreck Point

A shallow wartime wreck in Banyuning Bay, easily accessible for both snorkelers and divers.

Amed Coastal Road

A scenic 14km stretch of black sand coastline connecting Amed's villages, lined with cafes and dive shops.

Activities & Experiences

Interesting Things To Do

Hand-picked activities that make Amed worth coming back to, again and again.

Popular Activity

Snorkel at Jemeluk Bay

Swim straight off the beach into calm, coral-rich waters — Amed's most popular and accessible snorkeling spot.

Iconic Experience

Dive the USAT Liberty Shipwreck

Explore a WWII-era shipwreck near Tulamben, home to over 400 species of reef fish, suitable for open-water certified divers.

Local Culture

Sunrise Fishing Boat Watch

Wake up early to watch traditional jukung fishing boats return with their morning catch along the black sand beach.

Adventure

Snorkel the Japanese Shipwreck

Swim out to a mysterious sunken wartime wreck in Banyuning Bay, now colonized by coral and marine life.

Relaxation

Sunset at Jemeluk Viewpoint

Watch the sun set over Jemeluk Bay and Mount Agung from a cafe terrace overlooking the water.

Bali Beyond Amed

Explore Nearby Destinations

Amed is perfectly positioned to day-trip or hop to Bali's other iconic spots.

Approx. 20–30 minutes from Amed

Tulamben

Home to the famous USAT Liberty Shipwreck, one of Bali's most iconic dive sites.

Approx. 45 minutes from Amed

Tirta Gangga Water Palace

A royal water palace with ornate ponds, fountains, and stepping stones set against rice terraces.

Approx. 1 hour from Amed

Lempuyang Temple

Home to the iconic "Gates of Heaven," one of Bali's most photographed temple viewpoints.

Approx. 45 minutes from Amed

Candidasa

A quiet coastal town with hidden beaches and easy access to nearby cultural sites.