A Perfect Day in Amed: Tranquility, Sunrises, and Underwater Adventures

Amed is a quiet and authentic village on the eastern coast of Bali, where life moves at a slower pace, and you won't find the usual tourist crowds. The less developed infrastructure helps maintain the village's unique atmosphere. Amed is famous for its stunning sunrises, with the sun rising over the ocean and hills, creating breathtaking landscapes. Additionally, the village is known for its excellent snorkeling and diving spots, as well as the opportunity to get closer to Mount Agung, which dominates the horizon. Here's the perfect itinerary for an unforgettable day in Amed:

Sunrise at Lahangan Sweet

Wake up early to catch the sunrise at the Lahangan Sweet viewpoint. This spot offers one of the best views of the sun rising over the majestic Mount Agung and the surrounding landscapes. Located high in the mountains, Lahangan Sweet is ideal for a peaceful and meditative start to your day. The sunrise paints the sky in a magical palette of gold and pink, creating unforgettable memories.

Wear comfortable shoes for the hike. The spot is popular with photographers, so don't forget your camera. Arriving about 30 minutes before sunrise is recommended to secure the best spot and enjoy the tranquility.

Yoga at Blue Earth Village

After sunrise, head to Blue Earth Village for a morning yoga session. Surrounded by lush greenery and offering ocean views, this spot is perfect for a relaxing yoga practice that will help you set a productive tone for the day. The morning classes take place in an open pavilion, where the fresh sea breeze and the sounds of nature enhance your immersion in the practice.

In addition to yoga, Blue Earth Village offers various meditation and wellness programs, making it an ideal place for those seeking spiritual enrichment.

Breakfast at KopiKota

Visit to Pura Lempuyang

Next on your itinerary is a visit to Pura Lempuyang, one of Bali's oldest and most revered temples. The temple is famous for its "Gates of Heaven," a symbolic portal that offers a breathtaking view of Mount Agung. The climb to the top of the temple involves a series of steps, but the panoramic view that awaits you is well worth the effort.

It's recommended to start your climb early to avoid the heat and crowds. Remember to adhere to the dress code: covering shoulders and knees is mandatory.

You can visit Pura Lempuyang with us on the "Royal Palaces of Bali" tour.

Lunch at See You Again Cafe

After a busy morning, enjoy a relaxing lunch at See You Again Cafe. This cozy restaurant, nestled in greenery, offers a wide selection of both local and international dishes. You’ll be welcomed by a warm atmosphere and friendly staff, making it the perfect spot to unwind and savor your meal in a tranquil setting.

The café is well-known for its fresh smoothies and juices and also caters to vegetarians and vegans with a variety of options.

Dive to the USAT Liberty Wreck in Tulamben

Amed is a diver's paradise, and diving at the USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben is an adventure not to be missed. This World War II shipwreck, resting on the seabed off the coast, has become home to a vibrant array of marine life, including corals, fish, and even sea turtles. The site is suitable for both experienced divers and beginners eager to explore.

If diving isn't your thing, snorkeling is also a great option here—the clear waters reveal the underwater wonders even from the surface.

Sunset and Dinner at Sunset Point Amed Bali

Movie Night at Blue Earth Village

End your day in a relaxing atmosphere with a movie night at Blue Earth Village. This unique venue offers open-air film screenings where you can get cozy with a blanket and popcorn under the stars. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a day full of adventures and exploration.

The movies are shown in English, and you can often catch classic cult films, making it an enjoyable experience for cinema lovers.