Skip to content Safety is paramount in diving. It’s important to dive within your certification limits, be aware of your air consumption, and always dive with a buddy. Local dive operators are familiar with the conditions and can provide guidance on safe diving practices in Amed’s waters.
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Amed boasts a range of dive sites, including coral gardens, wall dives, shipwrecks (like the famous USAT Liberty in nearby Tulamben), and muck diving sites. These varied environments cater to different interests and skill levels, from beginners to advanced divers.
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While some dive sites are suitable for beginners, including those with no prior diving experience, others require advanced certifications due to depth, currents, or specific conditions. Dive operators in Amed offer courses ranging from introductory dives to advanced PADI certifications.
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Amed is about a 2.5 to 3-hour drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar). You can hire a taxi, arrange a private transfer through your accommodation, or rent a scooter or car if you’re comfortable driving in Bali.
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