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Real photos from the boat, the water, and the reefs — organized by trip. No stock, no stand-ins.

Every picture here was taken on a working jukung off Amed, East Bali, on the trips we actually run: the same outrigger boat, the same captain, and the same three reefs — the Japanese Shipwreck at Banyuning, Lipah Bay and Jemeluk Bay. What the sea looks like changes with the hour and the season, so the sets below are grouped by the time of day each trip goes out.

Sunrise Snorkeling Tour

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Shot on the earliest trip of the day, before dawn. The boat leaves in the dark so the first stop lines up with the sun coming over the water — the calmest sea and usually the clearest visibility of the day, with almost no other boats at the shipwreck.

Sunrise over the water from a jukung boat, Amed Jukung boat with guests on the water at sunrise, Amed Sunrise clouds over the ocean from a jukung, Amed

Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung

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The morning run, out while the bay is still glassy. Same three reefs as the other fixed trips — the Japanese Shipwreck at Banyuning, the coral garden at Lipah Bay and the reef at Jemeluk Bay — in the light snorkellers usually find best underwater.

Jukung boat outrigger with Mount Agung view at sunset, Amed Jukung outrigger on the beach at sunrise, Amed Jukung boat on the beach under a palm tree, Amed Snorkeler among reef fish at the Japanese Shipwreck, Amed Soft coral on the Japanese Shipwreck, Amed

Golden Sunset Tour

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The afternoon trip, timed so the last stop falls in golden hour with Mount Agung behind the boat. Same route as the morning trip, different light on the way home.

Jukung boat silhouetted against Mount Agung at sunset, Amed Sunset light through clouds from a jukung outrigger, Amed Amed coastline at sunset seen from the water

Custom Trip

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Trips planned on the day with a local guide, so these vary: longer stops, quieter spots along the Amed coast, and traditional handline fishing when guests ask for it.

Traditional handline fishing from a jukung boat, Amed Freediver exploring the coral-covered Japanese Shipwreck, Amed

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