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Villa Agung beach front in Amed
Villa Agung is located right on the black sand beach with direct access to the sea.Nestled inbetween magnificient views over the endless horizon and mighty vulcano Mt. Agung. Amed with its beautiful volcanic sand beaches is one of the best dive sites in Bali with spectacular underwater world. Witness the sunrise in Gazebo or Terrace balcony to understand why Bali is called Morning of the World. Within a 1km walk on the beach you are right in Amed village where the original Bali is still alive.
Dragon's Nest with Waterslide and Panoramic View
Dragon’s Nest is the perfect place for a family or honeymoon couple to dream with spectacular OCEAN and Mountain VIEWS. By far one of the most unique vacation villas in Bali with a double level pool, waterslide, pool cave and a DRAGON'S NEST as the upper pool. This cottage is very specious with a full kitchen, one king bed and comfy mattresses for an additional three. NOTE: We are required to collect a 10% local hotel tax (PB1), same as hotels and resorts. We hope to welcome you!
Anyar beach villa
Anyar Beach Villa is located in Laba Sari, near Kubu and Amed area and is only a 10 minute walk to a secluded beach. Located on a quiet east coast of Bali Island, the villa offers a peaceful environment with views of sprawling hills and Mount Agung. Two bedrooms and a spacious living room complete with a dining area and kitchen overlook a private pool, lush garden and hills. It takes only a 15 minutes drive from Anyar Villa to Liberty diving spot and 30 minutes to Japanese Shipwreck.
3 Bdr - The Dream Cliffside Bamboo Villa By Avana
The Avana Dream Villa is a 3-bedroom bamboo masterpiece perched on a dramatic cliffside near Sidemen. Designed to blend luxury with nature, it offers breathtaking panoramic views from every room. Enjoy your private infinity pool overlooking lush valleys, with Mount Agung to the left, rice terraces ahead, and the Indian Ocean to the right. For cozy evenings, we also provide a projector and screen upon request — perfect for movie nights under the stars in your private jungle sanctuary.
Saka Villa - Private 2 Bedrooms Villas with Pool
Saka Villa , Located in Amed -Bunutan, provides accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and a shared kitchen. This self-catered villa features a private pool, a garden and free private parking. The villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV with free Netflix, satellite channels, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a patio with pool views. There's a shared lounge at this property and guests can go hiking nearby.
Hilltop Boutique Homestay Bungalow 3 - Seaview
Unbeatable 180° sea view+sunrise. This is the biggest of our 3 furnished bungalows, designed for modern travelers & digital nomads. 1 king bed (downstairs) + 2 single mattress (upstairs) in the same loft-style space. Note! Upstairs (2 single mattress) area is a bit warmer at night and isn’t suitable for those sensitive to heat. Amed is 7 min by scooter. Snorkelling reef is 5 min walk. From the main road, our homestay is a steep 5 min walk – not suitable for unfit or disabled guests.
Agung's Nest | Bamboo House
Agung's Nest by KOSAY Bali Escape to our unique bamboo retreat, nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of East Bali. A place far away from the crowds, where every detail harmonizes with nature. Wake up to the majestic Mount Agung, as you find yourself cocooned in lush greenery. Take a plunge into our infinity pool or simply relax in the midst of this picture perfect paradise. Come, experience the magic of Bali with us – a place where you'll truly connect with the island's soul.”
Salty Breeze 2BR Beachfront Escape w/Japandi Touch
Wake to the sound of waves just steps from your bed, with uninterrupted ocean views stretching out in front of you. Set directly on Amed Beach, this two-bedroom villa offers a calm, slower pace where sea, sky, and light shape your day. The open layout keeps you connected to the view, while soft sunrise mornings and Amed’s famously beautiful sunsets can both be enjoyed right from the villa—perfect for couples seeking privacy, comfort, and a truly relaxing beachfront escape.
Abing Villas - Spectacular Seaview & Private Pool
Welcome to Your Dream Seaside Getaway - Ocean 7! Discover this brand-new, well-appointed one-bedroom oceanview villa with a private infinity pool. Perched on a hill, it offers stunning views of the sea, gardens, and villa below. Relax in the infinity pool, unwind on the sun-drenched loungers, or enjoy the serenity of the spacious terrace. Surrounded by lush greenery, this villa boasts modern Balinese décor, combining style and comfort for an unforgettable escape.
Amed, Bali. Aslin Villa
Our contemporary Balinese villa is designed with generous indoor and outdoor living spaces on a 900 sqm. beachfront land. Offering a serene beach and a lush tropical garden with a pool, this two-bedroom private villa offers sea views at the front and hills and Mount Agung views at the back. Both bedrooms, living room and dining area have picturesque sea views. It is an ideal place for a hideaway holiday and a destination to explore the eastern Bali’s natural beauty.
AUREA•where dreams have no end•
Aurea is an intimate dream villa hidden among rice fields and jungle, designed for couples seeking beauty, calm and a deep connection with nature. Enjoy a private heated infinity pool overlooking the rice fields, a stone bathtub under fairy lights, jungle movie nights, and open living spaces where nature becomes part of the experience. This is not a hotel stay — it’s a soulful escape where time slows down, senses awaken, and the outside world fades away 🌿✨
Julim Flora Eco Village
Welcome to our property, open since 2025. We created a warm and inviting space where you can feel at home while enjoying the beauty of the exotic surroundings. Each bedroom is completely private and has its own separate entrance from the outside, ensuring personal space for every guest. Every room also features its own private bathroom, offering comfort and convenience. The living room is fully furnished and designed for relaxation or quality time together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Amed?
Many people choose to stay near Jemeluk Bay or among Amed’s small coastal villages, where you find coral beaches and relaxed cafes. Local accommodations often highlight friendly hosts and views of the sea or hills.
What are the best things to do in Amed with kids?
Amed has calm beaches with gentle waves, inviting families to explore shallow snorkeling spots where colorful fish gather. Children often enjoy boat outings, learning local fishing techniques, or trying simple Balinese dishes at seaside warungs.
What are some of the best things to do in Amed?
Explore coral reefs by snorkeling or diving, join a sunrise boat ride with local fishers, or visit traditional salt pans to learn about time-honored methods. Strolling through Amed’s coastal villages reveals daily life and Balinese hospitality.
How is the weather in Amed?
Amed typically has warm, humid weather throughout the year, with rainier months and drier periods. Light clothing, hats, and protective sunwear are generally suggested for comfort during outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Amed?
Drier months are often recommended for visiting Amed, when underwater visibility is clearer and outdoor activities are more accessible. Many travelers prefer this period for snorkeling, diving, and cultural festivals.
What are the best places to visit in Amed?
Frequently suggested spots include Jemeluk Bay for snorkeling, the traditional salt farms, and the Japanese Shipwreck, which is a well-known dive and snorkeling site. Small Balinese temples and scenic viewpoints around the hills reveal more of the area’s culture and coastal scenery.
What are some hiking trails in Amed?
You can hike local hillside paths that reveal views of Mount Agung, terraced fields, and the coastline. Trails around small villages or along cliffs often pass by temples and give a glimpse into everyday life.
What are some family activities we can do in Amed?
Families in Amed can explore coral reefs together while snorkeling, enjoy relaxed boat rides along the coastline, or visit traditional salt farms to learn about local sea salt production. Many beaches have calm areas for swimming and playing by the shore.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Amed?
Popular day trips from Amed include exploring Tirta Gangga Water Palace, soaking in a hot spring, or visiting traditional markets and temples in nearby towns. Beachside walks, water gardens, and rural villages provide more glimpses into eastern Bali’s culture.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Amed?
Many accommodations in Amed welcome pets, especially among locally owned guesthouses and private rentals with outdoor spaces. It is a good idea to confirm guidelines for bringing pets when booking your stay.
What are some local tips for visiting Amed?
Local tips include bringing reef-safe sunscreen, wearing water shoes for rocky shores, and supporting small warungs and markets. Early mornings are often calm for swimming, while respectful attire is appreciated at temples and community gatherings.
What is Amed known for?
Amed is known for its laid-back fishing villages, vibrant coral reefs, and black sand beaches shaped by volcanic history. The area is frequently suggested for snorkeling, diving, and experiencing traditional Balinese community life.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Amed?
Amed has quiet black sand beaches rarely crowded by visitors and small temples set among fishing villages. You might explore hillside viewpoints at sunrise or visit locally maintained coral restoration projects, gaining a deeper sense of daily life.
What are the best foods to try in Amed?
In Amed, try locally caught grilled fish, spicy sambal matah, and lawar made with fresh coconut. Many warungs also serve satay lilit and simple rice dishes that reflect Balinese coastal flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Amed?
Pack light clothing, a wide-brimmed hat, reef-safe sunscreen, and sturdy sandals for beaches and village walks. Snorkeling gear, reusable water bottles, and respectful attire for temple visits can also enhance your trip.
What is the nightlife in Amed like?
Nightlife in Amed is relaxed and locally rooted, with many open-air beach cafes hosting live acoustic music or cultural dance performances. Evenings are often enjoyed with fresh seafood and conversations at casual seaside spots.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Amed?
Many events in Amed are rooted in local traditions, such as community temple ceremonies, beachside dance performances, and village-based culinary celebrations. Calendar anchors like Balinese New Year often feature communal activities and offerings.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Amed?
Amed has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including homes with garden spaces and proximity to the shore. Many are near small restaurants, relaxed beaches, and locally owned shops.
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