Diving the Wall in Amed: An Overview
Amed, on Bali's east coast, is a well-known spot among muck and macro enthusiasts. While it's often over-shadowed by nearby Tulamben, home of the famous USAT Liberty wreck, there are plenty of superb dive sites in Amed, including The Wall, that are well worth visiting.
The Wall, otherwise known as Jemeluk Wall, is located on the far right of Amed Beach, a five-minute boat ride from the shore. The site is named after a stunning coral wall which extends roughly 50 metres down to the sea floor.
Diving the Wall in Amed is a must for anyone in the area, especially for those with an interest in macro diving and photography. The wall is covered with soft and hard corals, and decorated with impressive sponge barrels and gorgonian sea fans. Among the area's rich marine life, notable creatures to look out for are the pygmy seahorse, reef shark and red-toothed triggerfish.
If diving the wall in Amed sounds like the perfect addition to your next holiday in Bali, our Original Diving team can help you put together your dream itinerary, with dives, cultural activities and more.
