Bali Amed 4 Spot Snorkeling: Turtle Point and Under Water Temple
Spot 1: Japanese Shipwreck – Explore History Beneath the Sea Your first underwater adventure takes you to the Japanese Shipwreck, one of Amed's fascinating snorkeling sites. you may see colorful fish swimming around the wreck and coral growing Spot 2: Turtle Point or Pyramid Continue your adventure at the Coral Garden, also known as the Turtle Point or Pyramid area, depending on local sea conditions and the day's itinerary. Keep your eyes open for colorful reef fish and, when conditions and wildlife allow, the chance to spot sea turtles in their natural environment. Spot 3: Underwater Temple – Jemeluk Bay Next, explore one of Amed's most fascinating underwater attractions at Jemeluk Bay. Snorkeling around the underwater temple, where submerged statues and structures have become surrounded by marine life and coral. Spot 4: Selang Beach – A Peaceful Final Snorkeling Stop Explore the beautiful underwater surroundings and discover another side of Amed's marine environment.
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Where this sits in Amed
Amed is about 3 hr 31 min by road from Ngurah Rai International Airport. A string of quiet black-sand fishing bays on the far east coast — Bali's diving and snorkelling capital, with a shipwreck at nearby Tulamben and a slow, low-key pace.
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