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Campsites in Amed

Amed, Bali

⏱ 10 minutes

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About this experience

Campsites in Amed is a beachfront camping ground on the east coast of Bali, Indonesia, offering tent pitches directly on the black sand shore. It provides basic amenities including shared bathrooms and a small warung for meals, with views of Mount Agung and the Bali Strait. The site serves as a base for snorkelling at the nearby Japanese shipwreck and exploring the traditional salt-making villages.

What to expect

Pitch your own tent or rent a pre-erected dome tent with sleeping mats and a mosquito net for 150,000 IDR per night.
Wake to the sound of waves and watch local fishermen launch their outrigger boats at sunrise, a daily ritual visible from your tent door.
Use the on-site shared cold-water showers and squat toilets, with a basic wash basin for rinsing snorkel gear after a swim.
Order fresh grilled fish or nasi goreng from the adjacent warung, which serves breakfast and dinner from 7am to 9pm.
Walk 10 minutes north to Jemeluk Bay for calm, shallow water snorkelling over coral gardens with clownfish and parrotfish.
Suitable for budget travellers and adventure campers who prefer rustic conditions over resort comfort, and who bring their own torch and earplugs.