What can we see in Amed? 

Amed, a tranquil coastal village in East Bali, is a hidden gem for divers, known for its black volcanic sand, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life. Offering a mix of shore and boat dives, it caters to all skill levels. One of the most popular sites is Jemeluk Bay, a shallow reef perfect for beginners, featuring colorful corals, reef fish, turtles, and an underwater temple. The Pyramids dive site, an artificial reef, attracts barracudas, turtles, and fascinating macro creatures. For wreck lovers, the Japanese Shipwreck, covered in coral and home to lionfish and pygmy seahorses, offers an exciting dive close to shore. More advanced divers can enjoy Bunutan, a drift dive with soft corals, garden eels, and occasional reef sharks. With calm waters, great visibility, and rich biodiversity, Amed is perfect for those seeking a relaxed yet rewarding diving experience in Bali. 

Amed diving:

• Diver experience level: All levels (also excellent site for snorkeling)
• Start time: 7am – A scenic two-hour drive from our Dive Centre in Sanur
• Dive site access: Shore & local ‘jukung’ boat
• Marine conditions: Reef wall, photography, muck diving
• Current: no current to moderate
• Depth: 3m – 40m
• Temperature: warm – 26-30 degrees