Amed Beach
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AudieBerquist
Canberra, Australia19 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
During my travels, I have been to a lot of different beach towns, and I have to say that Amed is without a doubt one of my top favourites. If you are looking for fine powder, you will not find it on this beach because the beach itself is made of black sand that was produced by volcanic activity. The water is nice and warm, and the beach is quite clean.
Written 30 October 2023
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Tika W
Jakarta, Indonesia12 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
I was left off near the eastern end of beautiful black sand beach, and I walked the entire length of it, which is approximately 1.5 kilometres. Because it was highly recommended to me, I made a pit stop at Chill Bar on my walk there to get a refreshing drink and some brunch. Considering how long the beach is, the lack of trash on it was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. You can go swimming or snorkelling pretty much anywhere along its length. The water is calm and clear.
Written 27 October 2023
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Steven S
Pattaya, Thailand737 contributions
May 2023
I as dropped off at the eastern end and walked the 1.5kms length of this black sand beach. On my walk I stopped off at Chill bar for a cold drink and some brunch as it had been recommended to me. The beach was surprisingly clean from trash given how long it is. You can go for a dip or snorkel basically anywhere along its length.
Written 9 June 2023
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Judith K
Darwin, Australia11 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
Beautiful. Peaceful location.
. Great snorkeling in front of Amed Beach hotel. Walk along black sand beach to the food and bars.
Written 24 May 2023
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cathamsterdam
amsterdam104 contributions
Apr 2023 • Family
The sea overthere is terrible .. it was full of plastic, bottles.. disgusting.
I cannot believe how this beautiful vountry has no education regarding plastic …
I had to stay 2 days but i wanted to leave day 1
Written 8 April 2023
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LesKhan
Manchester, UK12 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
Don't bother visiting this place....it is very dirty with excrement and rubbish on the beach. The whole area is like a landfill site! The hotel that we stayed in was apparently the best rated in the area....what a joke...it smelled and was grubby! We left after one night? My tip....don't rely on reviews....book a hotel for one night only and if you like it extend your stay. If not move on!
Written 4 February 2023
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Sleddogz
3 contributions
Jan 2023 • Couples
The garbage on the streets, on the beach and in the sea is a travesty. Some of the tourism owners are trying but they are fighting an uphill battle with the leadership of the town. What a shame. Candidasa is so much cleaner!!
Written 24 January 2023
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Ivans K
Jakarta, Indonesia2,211 contributions
Apr 2021
Amed beach is located on the eastern side of Bali island. It will take around 3 hours from the Bali airport.
I've been to many beach towns in my travels and I need to say, Amed is absolutely one of my favorites! The beach itself is volcanic with dark sand.
The main attraction of Amed beach lies in the natural underwater spectacle with fantastic coral reefs and exquisite fish. Therefore, it makes Amed Beach Karangasem a famous place for freediving, snorkeling, and scuba diving in Bali; so, if you love underwater adventure, Amed Karangasem is one area to visit in Bali.

Besides a long stretch of black sand beach, there is also a village nearby the beach called Amed. Amed village is a small fishing village on the northeast side of Bali Island, which located close by Tulamben Karangasem.

Where can I snorkel in Amed? Below are the best snorkeling spots along the Amed coast.
Kembali Beach Bungalows coastline.
Teluk Jemeluk.
Lipah beach.
Selang beach.
Over all, Amed beach and the area is a lovely place to visit, to do snorkling, diving or just driving around.
Please keep clean the beach and put your trash in the right place. Enjoy!
Written 30 April 2021
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AL_RTW
Incline Village, NV96 contributions
Feb 2020
Amed still has a fishing village feel but things are not well here.

1) Trash Everywhere. I know that this is a problem around most of Bali, but it is pervasive here in Amed and a problem that locals seem to be ignoring at their own front doors. There are large trash piles along the roads, on the beaches and in the water. The piles accumulate along the waterways that feed the local businesses. In the heat of the day, the smell of decay starts to become apparent. The Jemeluk dive site is overrun with floating plastic, candy wrappers and more.

2) Over Construction. The town is already filled to the brim with dive shops, hotels and transport services. Yet, there is massive construction going on at every level (huge hotels and small businesses) which creates incessant noise and piles of debris that spill into the middle of the road and into the creeks. Access to the beach is also affected by the construction.

3) Local Resentment. There seemed to be not the same level of friendliness here as the rest of Bali. People were still polite and smiled, but the friendliness was missing or not genuine. At the Abyss Dive Center someone actually mocked me for asking a question. Local shop owners refused to make change to help other shops which I did not experience anywhere else in Bali.
Written 9 March 2020
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Wendy W
16 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
After staying in Cangu for many years I decided to follow the road for another hour or so climbing hillside village life until Amed
Delighted with clean quiet beachside life
Well worth the escape of busy life in the city
Great bungalow prices all dotted along the coral strewn beach Mt Agung is your back drop
Written 5 March 2020
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