Overview
Amed is a string of quiet fishing villages along a black-sand coast, with coral reefs close enough to reach from the beach. We snorkel the calm bays and the small Japanese shipwreck, then visit the traditional salt farms where families still make sea salt by hand, exactly as their grandparents did. Far fewer visitors come out this way.
A scenic drive along the east coast.
Coral gardens and the Japanese shipwreck, straight off the beach.
Fresh fish at a beachfront warung.
See how sea salt is still made by hand here.
Home along the coast road.
