Name: Jemeluk Beach
Address: Jalan Amed, Bunutan, Abang, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80852, Indonesia, ID

Jemeluk Beach is a point of interest, located at Jalan Amed, Bunutan, Abang, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80852, Indonesia

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Jalan Amed, Bunutan, Abang, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80852

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Anonymous

29 May 2018

Great place for snorkeling. For diving and restaurants there are other places nearby that are better.

For snorkeling there's some coral to explore, sunken temple and some pillars on the bottom.

There are plenty of local renting out snorkeling gear on the beach. I paid 50k IDR for fins, mask and snorkel.
Anonymous

23 May 2018

Very friendly locals. Beautiful place. Highly recommended
Anonymous

06 May 2018

Beautiful place for snorkeling and diving. Very good prices.. Not as many tourists as in other places in Bali. Friendly and helpful local people with a very mellow vibe and attitude. Saw many different kinds of fish there and just all around had a great time! Would go back there forsure.
Anonymous

24 April 2018

Lots and lots of dead coral. But once you get past that, you will be able to see some fish and some coral. But like what we’ve seen in the Gili islands, dead coral is a major problem.
Anonymous

20 April 2018

The beach just before sunset point at jemeluk. Black sand beach but mostly small stones , what you need is just jump for snorkeling. There's few statue / temple under the water, and it's looks beautiful. For me Underwater view more beautiful than Japanese wrack spot..otherwise amed still the best place in bali for snorkeling .
Anonymous

14 April 2018

Worst experience on my Balitrip!!!
Lots of waste at the beach and children try to sell you some stuff. But the real shocking moment was to see the locals just standing and stepping on the corals. The just destroy everything and dont care, even if you tell them they damage it. These locals show some tourists around and just kill this valuable ecosystem! Horrible!
You should not support this!!!
Anonymous

11 April 2018

Jemeluk is located in Purwakerti Village, Abang sub district. It is approximately 100 km from Denpasar or about 21 km from Amlapura.
Jemeluk is an interesting place to enjoy underwater lives. Its crystal clear water will make us enjoy the underwater panorama easier. Coral reefs in Jemeluk become another attraction for visitors from around the world. The beautiful panorama of hills, valleys, and sea make Jemeluk becomes famous among tourists. It is also famous for its traditional salt makers.
Best time to explore the underwater is at noon, and rent jukung (traditional boat) for about 150rb ant take a good photographs
Anonymous

10 March 2018

A nice spot for free diving. If you intend to just take a chill by the beach, the place is not so good. It will be good only if you do underwater activities. There are various kind of fish and eel(or snake). There is a rental for snorkeling equipments and the price is not so expensive.
Anonymous

06 February 2018

One of the best place in Bali for snorkling. You can see coral and fish not far from the beach. Beautiful coral, fish and marine life.
People are friendly enough and helpful. Its easy to rent snorkel and sun bed.
Anonymous

02 February 2018

Jemeluk bay is one of the best place on the east coast of Bali to do snorkeling. Even if you don't swim (like my step-mother for example), you'll see a lot of beautiful fishes from the surface! People from Amed are the nicest and the beach is not crowded.
Anonymous

03 January 2018

Great snorkeling right off beach. You can hire snorkeling gear from vendors. A few small cafes for the essential bintang and tasty local food. It is quite rocky to walk on so I would suggest wearing reef shoes. Sand is black. A must visit in beautiful Amed
Anonymous

30 November 2017

Beautiful place easy going! Great place to snorkel
Anonymous

30 November 2017

Nice coral beach, perfect for snorkeling. Plenty of restaurants, coffees on the beach and also on the main street.There is sunset view point just over the village with stunning view to Gunung Agung.
Anonymous

07 November 2017

Favorit place for snorkeling in Bali with beautiful marine life is a magnet to attract tourist to come here.
Anonymous

18 October 2017

Probably the best snorkelling in amed with nice reefs and sunken budhha
Anonymous

15 September 2017

Amazing point of vue, on the volcano and the bay. If you go diving there it would be one of your best experience for sure.
Anonymous

12 September 2017

Beautiful corals and so much marine life. There is no shade on the beach except for the sun loungers you have to pay for (after also paying for parking and back entry)

Sellers are friendly enough but you do feel harassed after a while. We were continuously offered bracelets, transport and evening beach bbqs
Anonymous

08 August 2017

The best place for dive and snorkling, good rental snorkling equipment at the place called "Pekak Ngetis"
Anonymous

05 August 2017

Jemeluk's is a black sand beach, the sea is very clear and although the water doesn't get too deep for a while, it's deep enough near the shore to have a bath. There are a few structures that provide sun beds and umbrellas for free if one but buys drinks or food. Overall it's not bad, but it's nothing spectacular. If you end up there and have time it's worth a visit, but honestly I wouldn't suggest to spend long in Amed or Jemeluk.
Anonymous

20 July 2017

u can see the coral, isnt far from the beach, only swim 20m from beach.. you dont nead to bring ur snorkel. you can rent here only idr 35k. people are so nice.. dont forget to buy mi goreng ya..hahaha
Anonymous

07 July 2017

yo, just spend an entire day from morning, snorkeling. What i get;
• Whole day Snorkel's rent and flippers
• Direct fish feeding using bread-in-hand
• Bring your own bread but not too much
• Preserved and clean reefs
• Visible reefs from naked eye
• Sort of 'Pura' monument in the deep (marked by a flag)
• Relaxing beach bench and umbrellas
• Friendly Staff as you get to know them

- Haven't tried the diving tho
Anonymous

28 June 2017

Good view, nice coral and fish when you snorkeling. Like secret heaven
Anonymous

15 June 2017

Nice place to have snorkeling
Not busy in June, cheap transat for 20K Rp/pers all bay long
Anonymous

06 June 2017

Good snorkeling spot. Easy access during high/medium tide. Sea life is ok.
Anonymous

23 May 2017

Really nice and quiet place for snorkeling and sunbathing! Easy to rent snorkeling equipment and day bed on the black rocks Beach! I've seen fishes like never before there!
Anonymous

28 April 2017

Nice beach Quit and clean with black sand
Anonymous

16 April 2017

We enjoyed this beach a lot, beautiful for snorkeling. The people trying to sell stuff weren't too bad either.
Anonymous

18 January 2017

Beautiful snorkeling, but I think it might be better at high tide (went in the morning and had trouble getting past the shallow reef). Not a beach to hang out on, it's rocky and trashed. Would only go for a snorkel.
Anonymous

07 November 2016

Nice place to go for snorkeling in the dry session. Small fishes and a statue post under the water.
Anonymous

18 October 2016

Nice place for snorkeling and diving, we can start from the beach and we can relaxing in the beach too
Anonymous

17 August 2016

Really pleasant Beach to do snorkeling.
You have to swim few meters to be in the Coral Garden.
Anonymous

08 July 2016

Snorkeling and diving. Amed has been my favorite place in Bali. It used to be a quiet fishing village, but now it has become popular destination so more touristy. It is so beautiful. You get to see the see and behind you the hills and mount Agung. Perfect place for getaway.
Anonymous

28 June 2016

Spent like 3hrs driving here but didn't find the place interesting at all. And no place to go, only one market nearby. If you're traveling around Bali and this place is on your way then go for it. Also the area kinda touristy (no crowds but people here are depending mostly on tourists).
Anonymous

09 June 2016

Snorkling disini keren abisga bakalan nyesel dah
Anonymous

08 June 2016

In addition to an underwater shrine, you will also find out two statues near to the shore on the west side of the beach. Floating balloons indicate both snorkeling areas! Enjoy!
Anonymous

11 May 2016

Great area for snorkelling, if you keep going on the right you will see the underwater temple ! Very nice !