Amed

Overview Jemeluk Bay is a shore dive in Amed, on the north-east coast of Bali, which Amed Jepun Divers calls Amed's iconic dive site and describes as calm and beginner-friendly. SSI 's dive site guide on scubago gives the position -8.3379, 115.661, which is the point used here; OpenStreetMap marks the hamlet of Jemeluk about 150 metres from that point.…

Overview Lipah Bay is a shore dive at Lipah, east of Jemeluk along the Amed coast of north-east Bali. Amed Jepun Divers calls it colourful and calm and says it is often described as one of Amed's most complete coral reefs. SSI 's dive site guide on scubago gives the position -8.3502, 115.6834, which is the point used here; it…

Overview Golden Rock is a reef site in the Amed area of north-east Bali. Dive Concepts describes a sloping site where large oceanic animals can be met, more readily as the current strengthens, and says it takes only experienced divers there. PADI 's dive guide lists it under Amed as a drift, reef and wall site, on a page credited…

Overview Jemeluk Wall is a reef slope and wall at Jemeluk Bay on the Amed coast of north-east Bali. Amed Jepun Divers says it begins where Jemeluk Bay turns steep and offers deeper exploration of Amed's reef. Jemeluk Bay, whose shallower slope leads to it, has its own record. SSI 's dive site guide on scubago gives the position -8.3375,…

Overview The Japanese Shipwreck is a shore dive at Banyuning, east of Lipah on the Amed coast of north-east Bali. Amed Jepun Divers calls it Amed's iconic wreck dive: a relatively small, coral-covered vessel next to a coral reef. Evolution Diver describes it as a small coastal vessel of about 20 metres. None of the three sources says where the…

Overview Pyramids is an artificial reef off the beach of Amed village on the Amed coast of north-east Bali, where concrete pyramid structures stand on a sandy slope beside a natural reef. Amed Jepun Divers calls it Pyramids Point and says the pyramids were placed just off the beach and have been flourishing with marine life after more than 15…

Overview Bunutan is a reef slope and wall on the Amed coast of north-east Bali, about 1.1 kilometres north-west of Lipah Bay and about 1.8 kilometres east of Jemeluk Bay. Amed Jepun Divers calls it Bunutan Wall, also known as the House of Barracudas, and one of Amed's most exhilarating drift dives. SSI 's dive site guide on scubago gives…

Overview Ghost Bay is a shore dive at Amed village on the north-east coast of Bali. Amed Jepun Divers places it near Amed harbour and calls it Amed's premier muck dive: a sandy, seemingly featureless slope where small, unusual animals live. Amed Dive Center calls it its house reef, in front of its dive centre and the Hotel Uyah Amed…