Amed Pyramids – Dive into
Creativity Beneath the
Waves

The Amed Pyramids is one of the most fascinating dive sites in East Bali, featuring a series of artificial reef structures designed to enhance marine biodiversity. These pyramid-shaped reefs, placed at varying depths, have become home to an array of marine life, offering divers a unique blend of artistry and ecology.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 10 to 25 metres, making it accessible for beginner and advanced divers.
• Visibility: Typically 15 to 25 metres, ideal for underwater photography.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27– 30°C throughout the year.

What You’ll See

The Amed Pyramids are a hotspot for marine biodiversity, with highlights including:

• Marine Life: Schools of snapper, fusiliers, batfish, and sweetlips. Macro enthusiasts can spot nudibranchs, shrimp, and pipefish.
• Coral Growth: Hard and soft corals flourishing on the pyramid structures.
• Unique Features: The man-made pyramids provide a visually stunning diving experience and excellent opportunities for underwater photography.

Why Dive Amed Pyramids?

• Artificial Reefs: A perfect example of how human ingenuity supports marine conservation.
• Accessible: Calm waters make it an excellent spot for divers of all levels.
• Biodiversity: The site attracts a vibrant array of marine life, from reef fish to the occasional turtle or reef shark.

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Coral Garden – Tulamben’s
Shallow Reef Wonderland

Located in Tulamben, just a short drive from Amed, Coral Garden is a stunning dive site renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and unique underwater sculptures. With shallow depths and excellent visibility, it’s perfect for divers and snorkelers of all levels, as well as underwater photographers looking to capture Bali’s underwater beauty.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 2 to 12 metres, ideal for beginners, snorkelers, and experienced divers.
• Accessibility: A convenient shore dive with calm conditions year-round.
• Visibility: Excellent, typically 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and consistent at 27–30°C throughout the year.

What You’ll See

Coral Garden offers a mix of natural and artificial beauty:

• Marine Life: Clownfish of various species, ribbon eels, moray eels, and orangutan crabs. Blacktip reef sharks and bumphead parrotfish are occasional
  visitors.
• Underwater Sculptures: Explore artificial reefs and Buddha statues that have become habitats for marine life.
• Coral Variety: A kaleidoscope of soft and hard corals interspersed with vibrant anemones.

Why Dive Coral Garden?

• Beginner-Friendly: Shallow depths and calm waters make it accessible to all.
• Unique Features: Underwater sculptures add a touch of artistry to the dive experience.
• Photographer’s Paradise: Clear waters and thriving marine life provide endless opportunities for stunning underwater shots.

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Amed Wall – A Vertical
Reef Wonderland

Amed Wall is a stunning vertical reef dive site that offers a breathtaking underwater experience. Known for its vibrant coral formations, abundant marine life, and excellent visibility, this site is perfect for divers looking to explore Bali’s natural underwater beauty.

Dive Features

• Depth: The wall descends from 10 to 25 metres, with opportunities to spot unique marine life at greater depths of up to 30 metres.
• Accessibility: A quick 5-minute boat ride from Amed Beach.
• Visibility: Ranges from 15 to 30 metres, ideal for enjoying the reef’s vivid colours and life.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27– 30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

Amed Wall is home to an impressive variety of marine life and coral ecosystems:

• Marine Life: Encounter schools of batfish, trevally, and Napoleon wrasse. Whitetip reef sharks and the elusive pygmy seahorse can often be spotted in
  deeper sections.
• Coral and Gorgonians: The vertical reef is adorned with soft and hard corals, colourful sponges, and large sea fans.
• Macro Life: Look closely to find nudibranchs, shrimp, and other fascinating critters hiding among the coral.

Why Dive Amed Wall?

• Diverse Marine Life: The wall attracts an incredible range of fish and critters, making it perfect for marine life enthusiasts.
• Photographer’s Dream: Excellent visibility and vibrant colours provide outstanding photo opportunities.
• Dynamic Diving: The vertical structure adds a unique dimension to your underwater exploration.

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Bunutan – A Drift Diver’s
Paradise

Bunutan is a spectacular dive site known for its sloping coral reefs and thrilling drift dives. Perfect for intermediate and advanced divers, this site offers a dynamic underwater adventure with abundant marine life and stunning reef formations.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 10 to 30 metres, offering exciting opportunities for deeper exploration.
• Current: Mild to moderate currents, making it ideal for drift diving.
• Visibility: Typically excellent, ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and inviting at 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

Bunutan’s underwater slopes are brimming with marine biodiversity and vibrant coral formations:

• Marine Life: Schools of trevally, snapper, and fusiliers patrol the reef. Keep an eye out for barracuda, turtles, and the occasional reef shark.
• Macro Life: Bunutan is home to critters like nudibranchs, shrimp, and gobies, making it a favourite for macro enthusiasts.
• Coral and Sponges: The slopes are covered with a mix of soft and hard corals, creating a colourful and healthy reef environment.

Why Dive Bunutan?

• Thrilling Drift Dives: Enjoy the excitement of being carried by the current while exploring the reef.
• Diverse Marine Life: From schooling fish to macro critters, Bunutan offers incredible biodiversity.
• Scenic Slopes: The gently sloping terrain is perfect for divers looking to explore a unique underwater landscape.

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Jemeluk Reef – A Vibrant
Underwater Garden

Located just off the coast of Amed, Jemeluk Reef is one of the area’s most popular dive sites, known for its colourful coral gardens, gentle slopes, and abundant
marine life. Perfect for divers of all levels, this site offers a serene and captivating underwater experience.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 5 to 25 metres, catering to snorkelers, beginners, and experienced divers alike.
• Accessibility: Easy shore entry directly from Jemeluk Bay.
• Visibility: Consistently excellent, ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

Jemeluk Reef is a hub of marine biodiversity, offering something for every underwater enthusiast:

• Marine Life: Encounter schools of damselfish, butterflyfish, and angelfish. Keep an eye out for turtles, cuttlefish, and reef sharks.
• Coral Variety: The reef is covered in a mix of soft and hard corals, sponges, and anemones.
• Macro Life: Nudibranchs, shrimp, and tiny gobies hide among the corals, perfect for macro photography enthusiasts.
• Underwater Temple: Discover unique man-made sculptures that add an artistic touch to this natural wonder.

Why Dive Jemeluk Reef?

• Beginner-Friendly: Gentle slopes and calm waters make it accessible to all skill levels.
• Breathtaking Biodiversity: A thriving ecosystem of colourful fish, vibrant corals, and fascinating critters.
• Scenic Surroundings: Jemeluk Bay’s picturesque coastline provides a beautiful backdrop for your dive adventure.

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Jemeluk Drop Off – A
Stunning Underwater Wall
Dive

Located near Jemeluk Bay in Amed, the Jemeluk Drop Off is a breathtaking dive site featuring a steep underwater wall adorned with vibrant corals and teeming with marine life. Perfect for intermediate and advanced divers, this site offers an exhilarating underwater adventure with incredible biodiversity and stunning topography.

Dive Features

• Depth: The wall starts at around 10 metres and plunges to depths of 40 metres, making it ideal for deep diving.
• Visibility: Excellent, usually ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Consistently warm at 27–30°C.
• Current: Typically mild, allowing for a relaxed exploration of the wall.

What You’ll See

Jemeluk Drop Off is a haven for marine life and offers captivating underwater scenery:

• Marine Life: Schools of trevally, fusiliers, and bannerfish patrol the wall. Look out for turtles, reef sharks, and occasionally, larger pelagic species.
• Macro Life: Tiny critters like nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, and pygmy seahorses can be spotted along the wall’s crevices.
• Coral Variety: The wall is covered in vibrant hard and soft corals, sea fans, and colourful sponges, creating a thriving underwater ecosystem.

Why Dive Jemeluk Drop Off?

• Exhilarating Topography: The dramatic vertical wall offers a unique and awe-inspiring underwater experience.
• Marine Diversity: Encounter a wide range of marine species, from colourful reef fish to elusive macro critters.
• Photographic Opportunities: The wall’s vibrant coral and clear visibility provide stunning photo opportunities for underwater photographers.

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Japanese Shipwreck – A
Hidden Gem in Amed

The Japanese Shipwreck, located in Banyuning near Amed, is a small yet fascinating dive site featuring a coral-covered wreck surrounded by vibrant marine life. Accessible from the shore, this shallow site is ideal for both snorkelers and divers, offering an up-close view of a piece of history transformed into a thriving artificial reef.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 3 to 12 metres, perfect for snorkelers and beginner divers.
• Accessibility: Shore entry from a small beach in Banyuning.
• Visibility: Typically excellent, ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

The Japanese Shipwreck may be small, but it’s packed with beauty and life:

• Marine Life: Spot schools of reef fish like damselfish, angelfish, and butterflyfish. Keep an eye out for turtles and macro critters like nudibranchs and pygmy seahorses.
• Coral Growth: The wreck is covered in colourful hard and soft corals, sponges, and anemones.
• Wreck Features: Explore the remnants of this small shipwreck, which has become a thriving ecosystem.

Why Dive the Japanese Shipwreck?

• Beginner-Friendly: Shallow depths and calm waters make it accessible for all experience levels.
• Snorkeling Hotspot: A great site for snorkelers looking to explore Bali’s underwater history.
• Unique Wreck Dive: While smaller than other wrecks, the vibrant marine life and coral growth make it a worthwhile dive.

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USAT Liberty wreck
Tulamben – Bali’s most
iconic dive site

The USAT Liberty Wreck, a World War II shipwreck resting off the coast of Tulamben near Amed, is one of Bali’s most renowned dive sites. Accessible from shore and covered in vibrant coral, this wreck offers an unforgettable diving experience for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced divers.

Dive Features

• Depth: 5 to 30 metres, making it suitable for snorkelers, beginners, and deep divers alike.
• Visibility: Typically ranges from 15 to 25 metres.
• Water Temperature: A comfortable 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

The wreck is teeming with life and offers incredible photo opportunities. Highlights include:

• Marine Life: Schools of trevally, barracuda, bumphead parrotfish, and garden eels. Keep an eye out for turtles and reef sharks!
• Coral Growth: Soft and hard corals covering the wreck, creating a vibrant underwater ecosystem.
• Unique Structures: Swim-throughs, open cargo holds, and fascinating remnants of the ship’s structure.

Why Dive the USAT Liberty Wreck?

• Accessible: Entry is a simple shore dive, and the calm conditions make it perfect for new divers.
• Diverse Experiences: Great for day dives, night dives, and underwater photography.
• Rich History: A chance to explore a World War II-era wreck that has become a thriving artificial reef.

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Kubu Wreck (Boga Wreck)
– A Diver’s Dream

The Kubu Wreck, also known as the Boga Wreck, is a purpose-sunk shipwreck located near Amed, Bali. This site offers divers an unforgettable experience with its intact structure, vibrant coral growth, and thriving marine life. Perfect for advanced divers, the Kubu Wreck provides a fascinating underwater adventure at deeper depths.

Dive Features

• Depth: The wreck lies between 16 and 40 metres, making it ideal for intermediate and advanced divers.
• Accessibility: A short boat ride from Kubu Beach.
• Visibility: Excellent, ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

The Kubu Wreck is a treasure trove for wreck diving enthusiasts:

• Marine Life: Schools of barracuda, batfish, and trevally are common, along with sightings of reef sharks, moray eels, and macro critters.
• Wreck Features: The 50-metre-long ship is intact, with accessible cargo holds and a bridge for exploration. A Volkswagen car is among the highlights within the wreck!
• Coral and Gorgonians: The wreck is covered in vibrant hard and soft corals, sponges, and sea fans, creating a thriving artificial reef.

Why Dive the Kubu Wreck?

• Unique Wreck Features: The intact structure and accessible interiors make it a fascinating dive.
• Advanced Exploration: The wreck’s depth and layout provide a rewarding challenge for experienced divers.
• Diverse Marine Life: The wreck is teeming with both large pelagic species and intricate macro life.

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Tulamben Drop Off – A
Stunning Underwater Wall
Dive

The Tulamben Drop Off, located near the iconic USAT Liberty Wreck in Tulamben, Bali, is a breathtaking wall dive that offers incredible biodiversity and vibrant coral
formations. With its dramatic underwater topography and diverse marine life, this site is a favourite among intermediate and advanced divers.

Dive Features

• Depth: The wall begins at around 5 metres and descends to over 70 metres, offering opportunities for deep diving.
• Accessibility: Easy shore entry from Tulamben Beach.
• Visibility: Excellent, ranging from 15 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and comfortable at 27–30°C year-round.

What You’ll See

Tulamben Drop Off offers a stunning underwater landscape with an abundance of marine life:

• Marine Life: Schools of trevally, snapper, and fusiliers patrol the wall. Reef sharks, turtles, and the elusive pygmy seahorse can often be spotted.
• Macro Life: The crevices and coral formations hide critters like nudibranchs, scorpionfish, and shrimps, making it a macro photography hotspot.
• Coral Variety: The wall is adorned with soft and hard corals, sponges, and sea fans, creating a vibrant reef ecosystem.

Why Dive the Tulamben Drop Off?

• Dynamic Topography: The steep underwater wall provides a unique and awe-inspiring diving experience.
• Diverse Marine Life: From schooling fish to intricate macro life, there’s always something fascinating to see.
• Proximity to USAT Liberty: Combine your dive at the Drop Off with a visit to the iconic wreck for an unforgettable diving day.

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Batu Kelebit – A Secluded
Underwater Gem

Located a short boat ride from Tulamben, Batu Kelebit is a quiet and unspoiled dive site known for its dramatic underwater topography and crystal-clear waters. With its stunning coral reefs and the occasional sighting of larger pelagic species, this site is a favourite among experienced divers looking for a peaceful and scenic
adventure.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 5 to 40 metres, offering opportunities for deep diving.
• Accessibility: Boat entry from Tulamben.
• Visibility: Exceptional, often exceeding 20 to 30 metres.
• Water Temperature: Warm and consistent at 27–30°C year-round.
• Current: Typically mild but can vary, making it more suitable for intermediate and advanced divers.

What You’ll See

Batu Kelebit is known for its rich marine life and stunning underwater scenery:

• Marine Life: Schools of barracuda, trevally, and snapper cruise the reef, while reef sharks, turtles, and bumphead parrotfish make frequent appearances.
• Macro Life: Spot critters like nudibranchs, shrimps, and pygmy seahorses hidden among the corals.
• Coral Variety: The reef features a mix of healthy hard and soft corals, sponges, and gorgonian sea fans.

Why Dive Batu Kelebit?

• Secluded Location: The less crowded site offers a serene and tranquil diving experience.
• Dynamic Topography: Slopes and drop-offs provide a diverse underwater landscape to explore.
• Marine Biodiversity: A mix of larger pelagic species and intricate macro life makes this site a must-see for nature enthusiasts.

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Gili Selang – A Thrilling
Dive Adventure

Located off the easternmost tip of Bali, Gili Selang is one of Amed’s most challenging and rewarding dive sites. Known for its strong currents, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, this site is a favourite among experienced divers seeking an adrenaline-pumping underwater experience.

Dive Features

• Depth: Ranges from 5 to 40 metres, offering varied exploration opportunities.
• Accessibility: A short boat ride from Amed.
• Visibility: Excellent, often exceeding 20 metres.
• Water Temperature: Consistently warm at 27–30°C year-round.
• Currents: Strong and unpredictable, making it suitable for advanced divers only.

What You’ll See

Gili Selang’s unique location creates a dynamic underwater environment full of surprises:

• Marine Life: Schools of trevally, tuna, and barracuda patrol the waters, while reef sharks and occasionally manta rays can be spotted. The site is also home to
  colourful reef fish and smaller critters like nudibranchs.
• Coral Variety: The reef is teeming with life, featuring vibrant hard and soft corals, sea fans, and sponges.
• Dynamic Topography: The mix of coral slopes and rocky outcrops provides a visually stunning backdrop.

Why Dive Gili Selang?

• Adventurous Currents: The strong currents provide an exhilarating dive experience for advanced divers.
• Diverse Marine Life: From pelagic species to intricate macro life, Gili Selang offers something for everyone.
• Untouched Beauty: The remote location ensures a pristine and less crowded dive site.

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