Amed trip planner

A snaking coastline and quaint, sleepy fishing villages characterize Amed, a stretch of shorefront with seven villages in Bali's east. Virtually undeveloped until recently, with unpaved roads and no telephone service, the area has quickly transformed from a backwater into a popular destination for holidaymakers. However, despite the influx of tourism, Amed still retains its rural charm. The area offers a diverse range of beaches across its 14 km (8.6 mi) coastline, with the black volcanic sands of Amed town beach in the north standing in contrast to the lighter, softer sands of the southern villages. Its semi-arid climate reflects on the landscape. To arrange what you want to do in Amed, use our Indonesia day trip planner.