Bali Amed 4 Spots Snorkeling Private Tour

Conquer Amed's 4 Premier Snorkeling Spots: A Private Adventure Just for You

Visit all of Amed's key underwater attractions in one day, from spots where you can meet sea turtles to a shipwreck point holding the history of World War II. A professional English-speaking snorkeling guide will accompany you for a safe underwater experience, and all essential equipment like masks and fins are included, so you can join with peace of mind. Embark on a private underwater journey for 4 hours, packed with unforgettable moments.
 

Experience Ultimate Freedom on the Azure Waters: A Perfect Day in Amed, Just for Your Group

Exclusive Private Boat Charter

This is not a crowded tour with strangers. You'll board a private boat exclusively for your group, allowing you to set your own snorkeling pace and enjoy the sea comfortably without feeling self-conscious.

All-Inclusive Equipment & Facilities Provided

Snorkeling masks, life vests, and fins are provided, along with towels for drying off and refreshing drinking water. On-site facilities include changing rooms, showers, and a secure luggage storage area for your convenience before and after the tour.
 

Highlights

Turtle Point

A magical spot where you have a high chance of encountering sea turtles. Even in relatively shallow waters, you can witness turtles gracefully swimming, offering an unforgettable experience for beginner swimmers and families with children.

Coral Garden

Discover a vibrant underwater garden teeming with life. With clear visibility and gentle depths, it's the perfect place to get up close with colorful coral reefs swaying in the current and observe playful tropical fish.

Jemeluk Bay (Temple Spot)

This unique spot features Balinese Hindu statues and structures submerged underwater, creating a mystical temple-like atmosphere. Over time, coral has grown on the statues, and schools of fish gather around them, offering a surreal experience of exploring an ancient underwater ruin.

Japanese Shipwreck Point

Explore the remains of a Japanese ship that sank during World War II, preserved as a historical site. Over the years, the shipwreck has become an artificial reef, teeming with marine life and showcasing the incredible resilience of nature.
 

"This is the ultimate snorkeling opportunity to privately explore Amed's fantastic 4 underwater spots with your own group on a private boat, without worrying about others."