The eastern coast of the island has a underwater playground and Amed Beach is among the favorites between two main sites.the other destination is Tulamben, 25 kilometers north.
Amed Beach in Bali was once again known for its traditional saliculture. Shortly after its beautiful underwater treasure was discovered, with a historic shipwreck adding to its natural features, Amed Beach would soon become a favorite among divers, particularly Jemeluk Bay.
Amed Beach
Ask for Amed Beach in Bali and they will direct you to any strip along the coast that extends through seven different coastal villages like:
- Amed
- Jemel
- Bunutan
- Lipah
- Selang
- Banyuning
- Aas
They are all fishing villages, hence the traditional jukung stabilizers that line the coast.
Amed Beach in Bali City
Naturally, several dive operators have established a base there, and several offer accommodation businesses of all styles and sizes, from simple family homes to luxury villas, also with restaurants serving international, Asian and other cuisines.
Also part of your experience can be the small traditional warung stalls along the village streets selling traditional and local food.
Amed the underwater treasure beach
Amed beach in Bali offers the most spectacular sunrises that you can\’t miss, as its stabilizer sails into the morning catch in the shimmering waves. In addition, one of the highlights of the land you can find on your way back from Amed Beach is the traditional salt breeding in the Purwakerti area.
The filtered sea water is poured into the halves of the coconut tree trunks and dried in the sun. The farmers harvest the bright white salt crystals which can be bought in packages as travel samples. A two and a half hour drive back to the south will offer you more scenic overlooks and other attractions in the Karangasem and Klungkung regencies, such as the water gardens Tirta Gangga and the Goa Lawah Temple.