Best For
Snorkeling, diving, and quiet coastal walks.
ID
Beach·Rustic, Quiet, Natural
Amed Beach is a standout destination on Bali's eastern coast, known for its striking black volcanic pebbles and crystal-clear waters. Unlike the sandy tourist hubs of the south, Amed offers a rugged, natural beauty that is best explored through its world-class snorkeling and diving sites located just meters from the shore. The beach is lined with scenic paths that provide stunning views, especially during the cooler morning and afternoon hours. While there are no upscale bars or cafes directly on the sand, the nearby road is home to numerous local warungs where visitors can enjoy traditional Balinese cuisine. It is an ideal spot for travelers seeking a slower pace of life and a deeper connection with Bali's marine environment.
Amed Beach is a standout destination on Bali's eastern coast, known for its striking black volcanic pebbles and crystal-clear waters. Unlike the sandy tourist hubs of the south, Amed offers a rugged, natural beauty that is best explored through its world-class snorkeling and diving sites located just meters from the shore. The beach is lined with scenic paths that provide stunning views, especially during the cooler morning and afternoon hours. While there are no upscale bars or cafes directly on the sand, the nearby road is home to numerous local warungs where visitors can enjoy traditional Balinese cuisine. It is an ideal spot for travelers seeking a slower pace of life and a deeper connection with Bali's marine environment.
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Address
MM75+R3J, Pantai Amed, Purwakerti, Kec. Abang,Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80852, Indonesia
Highlights
World-class snorkeling and diving right off the shore.
Unique black volcanic pebbles instead of traditional sand.
Scenic coastal paths perfect for morning photography.
Authentic local warungs located within walking distance.
Time of Day
Brunch, Lunch
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family
Reviews
4.4
Great18 reviews
Amed Beach is widely praised for its excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities, with many visitors noting that the best marine life is easily accessible from the shore. The beach itself is pebbly rather than sandy, leading several reviewers to recommend wearing footwear while walking. The atmosphere is described as quiet and less developed, lacking direct beachside bars but offering plenty of local warungs nearby. While one long-term visitor expressed disappointment with Bali's overall development, most specific feedback for Amed Beach remains positive, highlighting its beauty and suitability for morning or afternoon exploration. It is considered a peaceful spot that provides a different experience from Bali's more crowded southern beaches. Overall, it is a recommended stop for those who enjoy underwater exploration and scenic coastal walks.
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Location
Amed, Bali, Indonesia
