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Amed Jukung Snorkeling Trip

Amed Snorkeling Tour by Traditional Jukung

An early morning trip aboard a traditional jukung outrigger boat, out while the bay is glassy and underwater visibility is at its best.

The Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung is a morning snorkeling trip in Amed, East Bali, run aboard a traditional jukung boat with a local captain. It visits the Japanese Shipwreck, Lipah Bay and Jemeluk Bay in one outing, costs 300,000 IDR per person, and runs with 2 to 5 guests per boat.

300,000 IDR / person
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Traditional jukung outrigger boat on the beach at sunrise in Amed
~3 hours Duration
2–5 guests Group size
Morning Departure
Captain only Guide

The route

How the trip runs

01 — Shipwreck 02 — Lipah 03 — Jemeluk

Early morning

Pickup & briefing

Meet your captain on the beach in Amed. A quick safety briefing and gear fitting before heading out.

Stop 1

Japanese Shipwreck, Banyuning

First stop of the day — shallow water, calm conditions, and the best light for photos of the wreck.

Stop 2

Lipah Bay

A short crossing to Lipah's sheltered coral garden, calm enough to spend as long as you like.

Stop 3

Jemeluk Bay

The final stop — reef flat close to shore with a drop-off just beyond for stronger swimmers.

Return

Back to shore

Return to Amed beach, roughly three hours after departure.

Gallery

The jukung, ready to go out

Why a jukung

Why explore Amed by traditional jukung?

A jukung is the narrow, low-riding outrigger that local fishing families have used along Amed's coast for generations. Using it for this trip keeps the traditional boat experience at the centre of the journey between snorkeling sites.

Each jukung carries 2 to 5 guests with a local captain. The small capacity keeps the group easy to manage and gives guests direct contact with the person operating the boat.

Rather than claiming one boat type is best for every traveller, this trip is for guests who value a small group, a traditional local craft and a direct route between three established Amed snorkeling spots.

What's included

Price breakdown

Included

  • Mask, snorkel and fins
  • Jukung boat with local captain
  • Drinking water
  • Three snorkeling spots in one trip

Good to know

  • Local guide optional — add for 150,000 IDR / trip
  • Hotel pickup & drop-off in Amed — 250,000 IDR / car, up to 5 guests
  • Minimum 2, maximum 5 guests per boat
  • Payment in cash, arranged directly with your captain
  • Reschedule at no cost if sea conditions turn unsafe

Good to know

What to bring

  • Swimsuit and a change of clothes
  • Towel
  • Reef-safe sunscreen
  • A hat and sunglasses for the ride between spots

No snorkeling experience is required — your captain will confirm you're comfortable in the water before each stop.

Other ways to go out

Compare the trips

00

Sunrise Snorkeling Tour

Same route, departing before dawn for sunrise over the water.

See this trip →

02

Golden Sunset Tour

The same three spots, timed for golden hour at Jemeluk Bay.

See this trip →

03

Custom Trip

Flexible route planned with a local guide, optional handline fishing.

See this trip →

Before you book

Questions about the Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung

What time does the Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung depart?

The trip departs in the early morning, timed for calm water and the best underwater visibility. Exact pickup time is confirmed on WhatsApp when you book.

Is there a guide on this trip?

The trip runs with a local captain by default. You can add a local guide for an extra 150,000 IDR per trip if you'd like route suggestions based on conditions — or see the Custom Trip, which always includes a guide.

Do you offer hotel pickup?

Yes. We pick up and drop off at hotels in the Amed area for 250,000 IDR per car, return trip included, for up to 5 guests. Tell us your hotel when you book on WhatsApp.

How many people can join?

Each jukung takes a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 guests per trip.

What is a jukung boat?

A jukung is a traditional Balinese outrigger fishing boat — narrow, low to the water, and used by Amed's fishermen for generations. Its small capacity creates a simple, personal way to travel between nearby snorkeling sites.

Is a jukung snorkeling tour different from a speedboat tour in Amed?

A jukung is a small traditional outrigger rather than a modern speedboat. This trip is capped at 5 guests and is operated with a local captain, giving the journey a distinctly local character.

Ready to book your Amed snorkeling tour?

Message us your preferred date and group size, and we'll confirm the pickup time.

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