Amed Jemeluk Bay Dive Guide
Welcome to Jemeluk Bay in Amed, one of East Bali’s most loved dive sites. Known for its crystal-clear water, vibrant coral slopes, and calm conditions, this bay is perfect for both beginners and experienced divers. Just a short drive from Tulamben, Amed combines colorful reefs with a laid-back coastal atmosphere, making it a favorite destination for relaxed diving and snorkeling adventures.
Why Dive Jemeluk Bay
The bay’s gentle sloping reef offers easy access directly from the beach, making it ideal for those learning to dive or joining a PADI Open Water Course. Beneath the surface, you’ll find stunning coral formations teeming with tropical fish such as butterflyfish, angelfish, and the occasional turtle. The famous underwater Buddha statues and artificial reef structures at Jemeluk create a mystical diving atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Bali.
After your dive, you can explore nearby Tulamben’s USAT Liberty Wreck or take a short trip to Menjangan Island for world-class wall diving, all easily accessible through Sunrise Dive Bali.
Typical Dives
- Depth: 3–18 meters, suitable for beginners and snorkelers.
- Highlights: Colorful coral gardens, schooling reef fish, and underwater statues.
- Conditions: Calm, warm waters with excellent visibility averaging 15–25 meters.
- Photography: Excellent site for wide-angle and GoPro underwater shots thanks to natural sunlight and shallow reefs.
Best Seasons
Diving in Amed is available year-round. The dry season (April–November) brings the calmest seas and the clearest visibility, while the wet months still offer excellent diving with fewer crowds. This makes Amed a great choice for divers looking for flexibility and tranquility.
Respect marine life and follow PADI’s dive environment guidelines — never touch or stand on corals and always maintain good buoyancy control to preserve this underwater paradise.
Ready to explore? Book your Amed dive trip with Sunrise Dive Bali and discover the peaceful beauty of Jemeluk Bay, where Bali’s natural charm meets underwater serenity.
