Snorkeling Tour

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Amed Holiday Snorkeling & Fishing Trip

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Amed Beach

Amed Beach is one of Bali’s most enchanting coastal destinations, located on the island’s tranquil eastern shoreline. Unlike the bustling beaches in the south, Amed offers a slower pace of life, unspoiled natural beauty, and an authentic Balinese charm that has captivated travelers from around the world. With its dramatic backdrop of Mount Agung, Bali’s sacred volcano, and its unique stretches of black volcanic sand, Amed is the perfect getaway for those seeking peace, adventure, and cultural immersion.

What makes Amed truly special is its rich connection to both the land and the sea. Onshore, visitors are greeted by picturesque fishing villages where traditional jukung (outrigger boats) line the coast. Offshore, the calm, crystal-clear waters reveal an underwater paradise—vibrant coral gardens, historic shipwrecks, and a diverse ecosystem of tropical marine life.

Popular Spot

Japanese Shipwreck

A Japanese World War II shipwreck lying at a shallow depth (around 5–10 meters). Easily accessible from the shore, it’s a must-visit for both snorkelers and divers.

Highlight
A historic wreck now covered in corals and marine life.

Home to schools of tropical fish and vibrant sea creatures.

Ideal for beginners thanks to its shallow depth.

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Lipah Coral Garden

Known for its beautiful natural coral garden, this spot offers colorful and healthy coral reefs teeming with fish.

Highlight
Shallow snorkeling over bright, well-preserved coral formations.

A variety of tropical fish, with occasional sightings of napoleon wrasse or lionfish.

Easy access directly from the beach.

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Jemeluk Bay

The most iconic snorkeling and diving spot in Amed. Calm waters and diverse marine life make it a favorite among visitors.

Highlight
Underwater statues such as the “Underwater Post Office” and Balinese deities.

Healthy hard and soft corals.

Frequent sightings of sea turtles and larger reef fish.

Famous sunset views from Jemeluk Hill overlooking the bay.

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Pyramid Turtle Point

This spot is known for its artificial reef structures shaped like pyramids, created to support coral restoration.

Highlight
Unique man-made pyramid structures now covered in coral.

One of the best places to spot sea turtles in Amed.

Popular for both snorkelers and divers due to its mix of conservation and marine adventure.

Snorkeling Trip

Explore the Beauty Beneath the Sea

Experience an unforgettable snorkeling adventure with crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and colorful tropical fish swimming around you. We offer a variety of Snorkeling Tour Packages to suit your perfect moments—whether it’s a daily trip, a magical sunrise/sunset experience, or a combination of snorkeling and fishing in the open sea.