Scuba diving in Amed

Located on the East Coast, Amed diving is unique because of its diverse

underwater marine life and coral reefs.

Excellent for beginner divers, for family trips and for children of all ages.

Shore dives and boat dives with warm waters and great visibility.

Best choice for easy dives, family diving or snorkeling trip in Bali

Scuba diving in Amed is famous for easy dives, low to almost no currents, warm waters and diverse marine life. The dives can be both shore and boat dives in artificial and natural dive sites.

Because it’s situated on the East coast, Amed is also famous for colourful night dives, macrophotography and muck diving.

Ideal for beginners and family trips

Amed is preferred by beginner divers or families looking for colour coral reefs and abundant marine life.

The perfect choice for a full day trips and overnight stays

Chosen for colour coral reefs and divers passionate of macrophotography and muck diving. Overnight stays are possible here.

Designed for fun with safety in mind

Read and learn about the dive sites in Amed

All dive sites are perfectly suitable

for beginner and uncertified divers.

Ghost BayJemelukAmed ReefAmed WallJapanese Wreck

With proper conditions for macrophotography and muck diving, Ghost Bay is chosen by divers who want to search for Mimic Octopus, Ghost Pipefish or other small critters.

During overnight stays as mini safaris in Bali, Amed is one of the main stops for one or two days.

Jemeluk Bay is one of the most famous dive sites in Amed because of its diversity and easy underwater conditions. Colourful coral reefs, Turtles, Devil Scorpion Fish, different types of Moray Eels and amazing macrophotography, Jemeluk has a lot to offer for different types of divers.

Situated on the right side of Jemeluk Bay, this dive site is rich in marine life where often White Tip Reef Sharks can be seen. With generally easy underwater currents the dives are suitable for beginner divers as well but when currents become strong, Amed reef can be a fun drift dive.

Amed Wall is a boat dive reachable using the local spider boats called Jukungs. The coral reef here is Amed’s best and with the right dive guide, Pygmy Seahorse can be seen here.

More marine life can be also spotted in Amed Wall, White Tip Reef Sharks, Napoleon Wrasse, Travallies etc.

Most of the people believe that Tulamben is the only place for wreck dive in Bali. Actually, the Japanese Wreck is probably as good as the USS Liberty.

The Japanese wreck has a similar history as it’s companion wreck in Tulamben, sunk in WWI just after the USS Liberty. The Japanese wreck in Amed is host to diverse marine life and coral reefs are beautiful but divers mainly visit for the wreck itself.

Amed Dive Features

Amed diving is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Beautiful diverse tropical marine life, artificial dive sites and colourful coral reefs.

Type of dives: wall, reef, night, photography

Depth: 5-40 meters / 16-130 feet

Visibility: 10-50 meters / 16-164 feet

Currents: low to moderate

Access: shore and traditional boat (Jukung)

Temperatures: 26-30 °C / 78-86 °F

Flexible pricing that scales to your needs

Choose your preferred package or the one that suits you the best

for scuba diving in Amed.

	Uncertified divers 2 dives	Certified divers 2 dives	Certified divers 3 dives
Billed daily	$175per person	$150per person	$185per person
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Private dive guide		if requested	if requested
Pool training
Full set equipment
Hotel transfer (Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak and Nusa Dua)
Boat rental(if applicable)
Towels, snacks, drinks and lunch
Dive insurance