AMED BEACH

Amed Beach, nestled on the northeastern coast, boasts stunning black sand shores and crystal-clear waters. A haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts, it teems with vibrant marine life and colorful coral reefs. Explore traditional fishing villages and witness breathtaking sunrises over Mount Agung. Don't miss the iconic Lempuyang Temple nearby, offering panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding landscapes.

The beaches of Bali said to be the most exotic. So this time while you visit this destination get ready to explore another attraction named the Amed Beach, a unique inclusion in our Bali tours. This beach in Bali was once best known for its salt cultivating. Not long after its wonderful submerged trove was divulged, with an authentic wreck adding to its characteristic elements, Amed Beach turned into a most loved among surfers, especially Jemeluk Bay.

One of the overland highlights you can discover on your way again from Amed Beach is customary salt cultivating in the region of Purwakerti. Sifted seawater has filled the whole parts of coconut tree trunks and set to dry under the sun. The ranchers reap the staying splendid white salt precious stones, which you can buy in parcels as tokens of the outing.

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Highlights

• Spend a day on the soft white and black sandy Amed beach and enjoy the quiet, chilled-out atmosphere.
• Admire the crystal clear water of the sea, with the beach lined with white wooden fishing boats. 
• Go snorkelling and diving in the clear turquoise water full of abundant marine life.
• Dive deep into the water to see the underwater temple with its beautiful Balinese carvings and the underwater post box.
• Try wreck dive to explore the USAT Liberty Shipwreck, an artificial reef which is covered in coral and teeming with sea life.

How To Reach

1. By Car: If you are travelling from the city centre, it will take you around 2 hours 44 minutes to cover a distance of 96.4 km via Jl Semarapura-Karangasem.

2. By Bus: You can take regular shuttle buses from Lovina and Candidasa and travel through a scenic route to reach Amed Beach.

3. By Sea: You can avail the Amed Sea Express from Gili Air, Gili Meno, Lombok and Gili Trawangan and take the scenic sea route to reach the beach.

4. By Scooter: The most convenient way to travel to Amed is to hire a scooter and travel by road to reach. 

Best Time To Visit

Amed Beach is a popular year-round destination in Bali, with each season having its unique charm.

1. Best season: The best season to visit Amed Beach is during the dry season, from April to September. During these months the rainfall is very low and the weather is sunny. The clear sky increases the visibility of underwater scenes, making it ideal for snorkelling and diving.

2. Best day in the week: It is best to visit Amed Beach during weekdays when there is less crowd. You will be able to relax peacefully on the beach and will not have to join long queues for activities. During weekends, the locals and tourists also come for short trips, making the beach crowded.

3. Best time of the day: It is best to visit Amed Beach in the afternoon. By noon, the place has less crowd and you can also enjoy the spectacular view of the sunset if you stay till dusk. To enjoy the view of the sunrise, you will need to visit at dawn.

Other Essential Information

• Amed Beach does not have an active nightlife, and shops and eateries close early, so plan your day accordingly.
• Before visiting, enquire about the moon cycle as the waves are very high before the full moon, and can be challenging to indulge snorkelling experience.
• Go for a snorkelling or diving experience at high tide, to swim across the corals instead of walking on them, damaging the delicate ecosystem.
• Do not forget to put on sunscreen to avoid harmful chemicals to damage your skin