Dive sites in Amed

Japanese Wreck →

Explore a shallow, vibrant wreck off Amed's shores, an artificial reef teeming with marine life.

Jemeluk Bay →

Jemeluk Bay offers a sheltered dive experience directly from the shore, providing access to both thriving coral gardens and unique underwater sculptures.

Gili Selang →

Navigate the 'Selang Express' at Bali's easternmost point, where oceanic currents bring pelagic encounters to a reef rich with hard and soft corals.

Bunutan →

Begin your dive at Bunutan over a sand field teeming with garden eels, then drift along a vibrant reef slope where pelagic life often moves through.

Pyramids →

Descend into a unique artificial reef system in Amed, where concrete pyramids have forged a thriving ecosystem from 5 to 40 metres.

Sidem →

Descend into Sidem, a rich macro environment in Amed where rocky slopes and artificial structures harbor a diversity of small creatures, with an occasional pelagic passing through the blue.

Amed Wall →

Descend along Amed Wall to discover sloping reefs and steep drop-offs, where strong currents sometimes invite drift dives and hammerhead sightings.

Jetty de Padang Bai →

Descend into the submerged structure of an abandoned cruise ship jetty, now a thriving artificial reef and dedicated macro habitat.

Candidasa →

Candidasa offers challenging currents and diverse marine life, including significant pelagic encounters for experienced divers on Bali's eastern coast.

Jemeluk Wall →

Descend Jemeluk Wall to discover a vibrant ecosystem, from shallow sandy slopes hiding macro life to deeper sections with schooling pelagics and large barrel sponges.

Deep Blue →

Deep Blue offers an exhilarating drift dive along a dramatic wall in Amed, often bringing encounters with schooling pelagics and reef sharks in stronger currents.