You’ve partied in Kuta, you’ve kicked back in Seminyak and Sanur, you’ve been blown away by Jimbaran and Uluwatu, and, of course, you’ve had a spiritual experience in Ubud.
There aren’t many places in the world that travellers know as well as Bali, and yet, the Island of the Gods is always waiting to reveal a new face.
Located in Bali’s northeastern corner, less than three hours away from the familiar districts, Amed is a village built on diving. It might not feature on many itineraries, but if you like the idea of a $30 room a few feet away from the beach and an armada of outrigger canoes called jukung, you’ve found paradise.
Jukung (outrigger canoes) at rest
The perfect cast
There’s a storm a’ comin’
Fishing lines
Chill Bar
Balancing act
Family time in the shadows of Mount Agung
Like father, like son
Red and green
Push yourself
Somewhere only we know
School’s out
The right angle
Mount Agung at sunset
Sunrise stroll
Catch of the day
Safe to shore
Mystical mornings
Two by two
Full face
Freestyle
Recess
On the beach
Teamwork
Reeling it in
Here’s looking at you
A quiet place
A shop with a view
All in a day’s work
Rice paddies near Abang, on the way back to town
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