Amed
Discover the quiet beauty of Bali’s eastern coast with a peaceful day in Amed, a coastal village known for its gentle waves, black-sand beaches, and vibrant underwater world. This experience is perfect for travelers who love soft mornings, calm seas, and meaningful moments in nature. Your journey begins with a sunrise by the beach, where the sky slowly turns shades of gold and pink behind Mount Agung. It’s a quiet moment to breathe, reflect, and just enjoy the stillness. Once the sun rises, we head out for snorkeling. Amed is home to stunning coral reefs, clear blue water, and colorful tropical fish. One of the highlights is the Japanese Shipwreck site, where nature has transformed an old sunken vessel into a thriving reef full of sea life. The atmosphere underwater feels dreamy and peaceful. After snorkeling, you can relax by the shore, enjoy a warm drink, or simply take in the slow coastal vibe that makes Amed so special. The pace here is unhurried and soothing. This tour is ideal for travelers seeking calm oceans, sunrise magic, and an authentic connection with Bali’s natural side.
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Snorkeling, Diving, Fishing and Spearfishing
Amed is a coastal gem on Bali’s east side, famous for its rich marine life and relaxed atmosphere. The area has calm waters perfect for snorkeling, where colourful reefs are just steps from the shore. Divers can explore shipwrecks like the famous Japanese wreck, teeming with sea creatures. Local fishermen also offer traditional fishing and spearfishing experiences for those seeking something unique.
Tirta Gangga Water Palace
Tirta Gangga is a stunning water palace built by the royal family of Karangasem. Its pools, fountains, and gardens are designed with intricate Balinese artistry. Visitors can walk across stepping stones surrounded by koi fish, creating magical photo opportunities. The setting is serene, with lush greenery and traditional statues throughout the palace.
Lempuyang Temple – Heaven’s Gate
Lempuyang Temple is one of Bali’s most iconic sites, famous for its “Gates of Heaven” framing Mount Agung in the background. The temple complex is one of the oldest and most sacred in Bali, requiring a climb of over 1,000 steps to reach the main temple.
Taman Ujung
Taman Ujung, also known as the Water Palace, is a beautiful royal garden blending Balinese and European architecture. Elegant bridges, large pools, and pavilions create a majestic setting surrounded by mountains and the sea. Once used as a retreat by kings, it now offers visitors a glimpse into Bali’s royal history.
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