Jemeluk Wall
Deep Wall & Gorgonian Fans
Located right in Jemeluk Bay, this stunning wall drops from 3m down past 30m. Home to massive gorgonian sea fans, pygmy seahorses, blue-spotted stingrays, and schooling reef fish.
North East Bali Coast
Discover a peaceful traditional fishing village where black sand beaches meet vibrant coral slopes, giant sea fans, and shallow wrecks. Calm waters, traditional Jukung boat rides, and macro treasures await divers of all experience levels.
Amed diving is widely regarded as one of the best ways to explore Bali’s underwater world without fighting big tourist crowds. Located on Bali’s picturesque northeast coast—approximately 2 hours drive from the Denpasar/Sanur area and a short distance from Tulamben—Amed is a tranquil fishing village famous for its laid-back charm and volcanic shoreline.
The journey to Amed is a scenic spectacle in itself, winding through authentic Balinese villages, lush green terraced rice fields, and dramatic vistas of Mount Agung volcano framing the ocean horizon.
Diving in Amed is conveniently accessed aboard traditional wooden outrigger boats called Jukung. The boat ride to most dive spots takes no more than 5 to 10 minutes from the beach. After your first dive, return right onto the beach for your surface interval, enjoy refreshments under palm trees, and head back out for your second dive whenever you're ready!
From dramatic coral drop-offs to artificial reef pyramids and shallow historical shipwrecks, Amed features diverse underwater terrain.
Deep Wall & Gorgonian Fans
Located right in Jemeluk Bay, this stunning wall drops from 3m down past 30m. Home to massive gorgonian sea fans, pygmy seahorses, blue-spotted stingrays, and schooling reef fish.
Sloping Reef & Turtles
A gentle sloping reef near the river mouth featuring vibrant hard coral formations, green sea turtles, bumphead parrotfish, and mild currents suitable for relaxed diving.
Artificial Pyramids & Macro Life
An iconic artificial reef project of concrete pyramids encrusted with colorful soft corals, sponges, frogfish, ghost pipefish, leaf scorpionfish, and rare nudibranchs.
Shallow Wreck (2m – 12m)
A compact historical steel wreck lying in very shallow water. Heavily encrusted with brain corals, sponges, schooling damselfish, and cuttlefish—perfect for both divers & snorkelers.
Drift Dive & Pelagic Sightings
A small islet off Amed's easternmost point where the Lombok Strait currents meet. Geared towards experienced divers seeking exciting drift dives, healthy hard coral gardens, white-tip reef sharks, and potential pelagic encounters.
Estimated Trip Duration: 07.30 AM – 16.00 PM (Full Day Ocean Experience)
Our private AC transport picks you up directly from your hotel in South Bali (Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Denpasar, or Ubud). Drive through picturesque Balinese countryside toward Amed.
Arrive in Amed. Meet your certified dive guide. Size up your well-maintained dive gear and receive a comprehensive safety & site briefing.
Board a local wooden Jukung boat for a quick 5–10 min ride. Enjoy your 1st guided dive exploring Jemeluk Wall or Pyramids Reef with your guide.
Return to the shore for a relaxing surface interval on the beach. Enjoy fresh fruits, bottled water, and tea/coffee.
Head out for your second dive at another prime Amed site (Japanese Wreck or River Wall) to discover turtles, nudibranchs, and schooling marine life.
Rinse off with fresh water showers, enjoy a hot cooked Indonesian lunch by the ocean, and relax on your comfortable AC transfer back to your hotel.
Explore the underwater beauty, marine life, and coastal landscapes of Amed.
Contact Exotis Bali Diving team to reserve your spot. Special group discounts and custom multi-day dive packages are available upon request.