Amed snorkeling around Jemeluk and Lipah
Amed snorkeling brings Jemeluk, Lipah and local wreck stops into the choice alongside Tulamben's Liberty area. Amed is a coastal and fishing settlement with both shore and boat diving sites. For a snorkeling day, the actual beach and meeting point matter more than simply choosing accommodation with an Amed address.
The local multi-stop outing and private snorkeling boat stay in Amed without visiting Tulamben. The two-day package connects the two destination areas through guided trips to the Liberty and the Japanese wreck, with two nights in Amed. That distinction helps when deciding whether the ship in Tulamben is essential to the plan or whether a day among Amed's reefs is the priority.
Amed and Liberty snorkeling
Explore Amed's bays on a guided trip or take a private boat from Jemeluk. For more time in the area, the two-day package includes two nights in Amed and a Liberty visit.
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Amed stay with Liberty snorkeling
- Daily breakfast
- Snorkeling equipment
- Lunch included after snorkeling activities
Two guided snorkeling trips visit the Liberty and Japanese Shipwreck over two days, with two nights in Amed.
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Private snorkeling boat from Jemeluk
- Snorkeling equipment
- Drinking water
- Safety assistance during the activity
A local guide accompanies your private snorkeling trip on a traditional boat.
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Amed bays and shipwreck snorkeling
- Snorkeling guide
- Snorkeling equipment
- Entry fees
Visit the Javanese Shipwreck, Turtle Point, Lipah Bay and Jemeluk Bay. Hotel transfer is included only with the transfer option.
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Local Amed stops, a private traditional boat and a two-day Liberty combination offer different ways to plan the coast.
A private Jukung or several snorkeling stops
The private Amed snorkeling boat starts at Pantai Jemeluk and lasts 3.5 hours. A traditional boat, local snorkeling guide, mask, snorkel, fins, life jacket and drinking water are included. Hotel transport, food, additional drinks and underwater photos are outside the package, so this arrangement suits a plan built around reaching Jemeluk independently.
The multi-stop Amed outing includes snorkeling sessions at the Javanese Shipwreck, Turtle Point, Lipah Bay and Jemeluk Bay. An English-speaking guide, snorkeling equipment, boat, entry fees, towel, locker, changing room and mineral water are included. Hotel transfer depends on the selected option, and the listed duration spans 3 to 12 hours across those options. Lunch is separate.
Travelers wanting a private boat can choose the Jemeluk departure; those wanting the named Amed stops and a transfer option can choose the multi-stop outing. Turtle Point is a place name in that route, rather than a promise of seeing a turtle. Watch marine life without touching animals or corals, and leave fish feeding out of the visit.
Two days with the Liberty and Japanese wreck
The Amed-based two-day package includes two guided snorkeling trips to the USAT Liberty and Japanese wreck over two programme days, with two nights of accommodation in Amed. It starts at a base in Amed. The accommodation component is part of the activity package, rather than a separate hotel-only reservation or a night in Tulamben.
Daily breakfast, lunch after snorkeling, snorkeling equipment and a professional guide are included. The room has air conditioning and hot water; Wi-Fi and access to the swimming pool and facilities are also part of the package. Dinner, insurance and personal expenses are separate. Keep the two programme days and two accommodation nights distinct when arranging onward travel.
For a closer look at the Tulamben part, read about snorkeling at the Liberty. The accommodation guide explains how to compare staying near a Tulamben dive base with using a specific starting point in Amed.
Road travel and the role of Jukung boats
Amed's Jukung boats serve particular water activities, so arrange the journey between the Amed starting point and Tulamben separately from a snorkeling boat booking. A traditional boat inclusion describes that outing's transport on the water; it should not be used as a public ferry timetable between the two coastal destinations.
Amed covers different starting points along the coast, making a precise meeting location useful for both drivers and travelers. Use the Tulamben transport guide for the wider arrival plan. Shore access also needs attention: Tulamben's Liberty entry has volcanic pebbles and rocks, with waves capable of making the entry more difficult.
East Bali on land: Lempuyang and Tirta Gangga
Lempuyang and Tirta Gangga provide separate land-based contexts for an East Bali itinerary. At Lempuyang, distinguish the photographed gateway at Penataran Agung from the summit temple of Lempuyang Luhur. The gateway visit and the summit temple are different destinations within the complex, so use the intended visit when planning a separate drive.
Tirta Gangga includes water features and swimming pools; its published admission description includes pool access. Keep a land visit separate from the snorkeling programme: the Amed outings described here concern the coastal stops and wrecks. Allocate transport and visiting time for any temple or water-garden day independently rather than adding them to the boat route.
Amed snorkeling questions
Do the local Amed outings visit Tulamben?
No, the multi-stop Amed outing and private boat from Jemeluk focus on Amed's coastal sites. The two-day package is the option here that also includes a guided Liberty snorkeling trip. Choose that wider programme when visiting the Tulamben wreck is part of the reason for coming to the coast.
How long is the private boat outing?
3.5 hours is the listed duration of the private snorkeling outing from Pantai Jemeluk. The traditional boat, guide, snorkeling equipment and drinking water are included. Travel to the beach sits outside that arrangement, as do food and underwater photos, so allow for reaching the departure point in the day's plan.
Does the two-day package include accommodation?
Yes, the Amed-based package includes two nights of accommodation alongside two days of guided snorkeling at the Liberty and Japanese wreck. Daily breakfast, lunch after the activities, air conditioning, hot water and pool access are included. Dinner is separate, and the accommodation is in Amed rather than Tulamben.