Amed: Bali’s Relaxed Fishing Villages and Aquatic Adventures
Amed is the island’s tranquil northeast escape—a string of fishing villages known for their volcanic black sand beaches, vibrant reef life, and authentic local culture.
Getting there:
About 2.5–3 hours from Denpasar Airport by car.
Ideal for:
Snorkelers, divers, relaxed travelers, nature lovers, families, and those seeking quiet, traditional village charm.
Discover Amed ...
Why Visit Amed?
Amed rewards seekers of peace and beauty with crystal-clear waters, dramatic views of Mount Agung, and a gentle pace of coastal life. It’s renowned for world-class snorkeling and diving—coral reefs, vibrant fish, and shipwrecks await just offshore—while small fishing communities maintain time-honored Balinese traditions.
Where the Sea, Volcano, and Local Life Meet
Waking to sunrise over the warm Lombok Strait, strolling black sand beaches lined with colorful “Jukung” boats, or exploring backroads through hills and rice paddies, Amed invites immersion in genuine Balinese rhythms. Here, sustainable tourism and respect for nature are integral to daily life.
Must-Do Activities in Amed
🌊 Snorkel right from the shore at Jemeluk Bay, Lipah Beach, and Japanese Shipwreck—see coral gardens and sea turtles.
🤿 Dive legendary sites, including the USAT Liberty wreck in nearby Tulamben—suitable for all diving levels.
🚣 Watch colorful “Jukung” outrigger boats launch at dawn and witness traditional fish markets.
🚶 Hike through hillside trails and rice terraces with stunning volcano and ocean vistas.
🎣 Learn fishing or salt-making from local families for a taste of authentic coastal culture.
🌅 Savor fresh grilled seafood and Balinese dishes in family-run warungs on the beach.
🧘♂️ Participate in yoga, wellness, or cooking workshops with a community touch.
Our Experiences in Amed
From sunrise snorkels and lazy seaside afternoons to evenings listening to the ocean with a local meal, Amed is where you can slow down, connect with Bali’s timeless traditions, and discover another side of the island’s natural magic.