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Amed, Bali, diving in Indonesia

Easy to make excursions to local villages or out into the beautiful nature
Perfect for families
Good starting point for those who want to learn to dive

Amed in East Bali is a paradise for diving enthusiasts and snorkelers, and a wonderful alternative to more well-known dive sites such as Tulamben. The charming village has a relaxed atmosphere and is surrounded by volcanic beaches and crystal clear waters. Amed offers a variety of dive sites, from colorful coral reefs to unique underwater landscapes, with something for both beginners and experienced divers.

For beginners, there are several diving centers offering courses and guides, and the calm waters make Amed an ideal place to learn to dive. Experienced divers can discover the rich underwater world that is home to everything from turtles and reef fish to unusual macro animals. For muck diving and a different underwater experience, you can easily take a short boat ride to nearby dive sites such as Jemeluk Bay and Gili Selang.

Amed is also perfect for families and groups where not everyone may want to dive; here are charming local restaurants, yoga, and beautiful nature to explore. With its relaxed pace and unique marine life, Amed is a gem in Bali for those seeking both adventure and tranquility.

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About the diving around Amed

Many dive sites in close proximity
Wrecks, corals and pelagic species
The famous wreck USS Liberty

Amed in Bali is a diving paradise with a large selection of dive sites within easy reach. Just 20 minutes from Tulamben, Amed is particularly popular for its fantastic stream diving, colorful coral reefs and the opportunity to see larger pelagic species. While Tulamben is best known for the historic wreck of the USS Liberty, which lies at a depth of between 5 and 30 meters and offers rich marine life and several swim-throughs, Amed also has its unique highlights.

The dive sites around Amed are suitable for both beginners and advanced divers, and here you can experience coral gardens, wall diving and fascinating underwater life. The area is home to a variety of marine species, from beautiful corals to fish species such as bumphead parrotfish, clownfish and sometimes even small reef sharks. The dive sites are easily accessible from land, making the area perfect for day trips without the need for liveaboards.

Amed is not only a place for diving; with its tranquil atmosphere, volcanic beaches and proximity to impressive natural experiences, it is an ideal destination for divers and snorkelers who want to experience Bali's maritime wonders in a relaxed and comfortable way.