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Diving & Snorkeling in Amed

Amed, Bali

⏱ 3 hours

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About this experience

Diving & Snorkeling in Amed is a shore-based water activity along the east coast of Bali, Indonesia, centred on the black-sand beaches of Amed, Jemeluk, and Tulamben. The area sits on the edge of the Bali Sea, with coral gardens, drop-offs, and the USAT Liberty shipwreck accessible from the beach. Water visibility ranges from 10 to 30 metres, and the calm conditions suit divers and snorkellers from April to November.

What to expect

Guided sessions last 2 to 3 hours, including a 30-minute boat or shore entry to the reef slope at Jemeluk Bay.
The USAT Liberty wreck lies at 5 to 30 metres depth, with the bow at 5 metres for snorkellers and the stern at 30 metres for advanced divers.
Coral formations include table corals, barrel sponges, and gorgonian fans, populated by pygmy seahorses, leaf scorpionfish, and bumphead parrotfish.
Snorkelling tours provide mask, snorkel, fins, and a life jacket, with a local guide leading a 60-minute swim along the house reef.
Night dives are available, using torches to spot Spanish dancers, moray eels, and bioluminescent plankton in the sandy shallows.
The activity suits certified divers (Open Water or higher) and confident swimmers, with beginner courses offered for first-time divers.