Curated Stays
Best hotels and villas in Amed.
Browse hotels and villas in Amed, a string of quiet fishing villages on Bali's east coast where you can snorkel coral reefs straight from the beach, with Mount Agung behind you.
106 properties found
Homestay · Amed
D'uma Amed Homestay
This property is 2 minutes walk from the beach. Set in Amed, D'uma Amed Homestay provides accommodation with free WiFi and free...
Villas · Amed
Onlyou Villas
This property is 6 minutes walk from the beach. Just 100 yards from Amed Beach, this beachfront property houses an outdoor pool...
Lodge · Amed
MATHIS Lodge Amed
With garden views, Mathis Lodge Amed is set in Amed and has a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk, bar, garden, year-round outdoor...
Local Context
Why Amed works so well for staying
Amed is not one village but a long coast road of small bays, among them Jemeluk, Bunutan, Lipah, Selang and Aas, so where you stay decides what is on your doorstep. Jemeluk and Lipah have the most dive shops and warungs; the bays farther east are quieter and suit a slow week.
Plan for a long transfer: the drive from the airport takes about three hours. Many travelers combine Amed with Tulamben, about half an hour north, for the USAT Liberty wreck dive.
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FAQ
Is Amed worth staying in?
Yes, if you want reefs you can swim to from the beach, diving and quiet evenings. It is far from the airport and has little nightlife, so it suits trips of three nights or more.
Which part of Amed is best to stay in?
Jemeluk and Lipah are the most convenient, with dive shops, cafes and the best-known snorkel spots. Bunutan, Selang and Aas are quieter, with more space and sunrise views.
How far is Amed from the airport?
Plan on about three hours by car from Ngurah Rai airport, longer at busy times. A private driver is the usual way to get there.