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Amed Jukung Snorkeling Trip

Sunrise Snorkeling Tour

The earliest trip of the day — out on the water while it's still dark, so you're watching the sun come up over Mount Agung before the first stop.

The Sunrise Snorkeling Tour is a pre-dawn snorkeling trip in Amed, East Bali, run aboard a traditional jukung boat with a local captain. It departs before sunrise, visits the Japanese Shipwreck, Lipah Bay and Jemeluk Bay, costs 350,000 IDR per person, and runs with 2 to 5 guests per boat.

350,000 IDR / person
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Sunrise over the ocean seen from a jukung boat in Amed
~3 hours Duration
2–5 guests Group size
Before sunrise Departure
Captain only Guide

The route

How the trip runs

Before dawn

Pickup in the dark

Meet your captain on the beach in Amed while it's still dark, for a safety briefing and gear fitting.

Sunrise

Watch the sun come up

Head out on the water as the sky starts to lighten, watching sunrise over Mount Agung from the boat before the first stop.

Stop 1

Japanese Shipwreck, Banyuning

First stop of the day, in the softest early light and the calmest water of the day.

Stop 2

Lipah Bay

A short crossing to Lipah's sheltered coral garden.

Stop 3

Jemeluk Bay

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

Return

Back to shore

Return to Amed beach as the rest of the island is just waking up.

Gallery

Sunrise from the water

What's included

Price breakdown

Included

  • Mask, snorkel and fins
  • Jukung boat with local captain
  • Drinking water
  • Three snorkeling spots, plus sunrise over the water

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
  • Earliest departure of any trip — pickup time confirmed on WhatsApp

Good to know

What to bring

  • Swimsuit and a change of clothes
  • Towel
  • Reef-safe sunscreen
  • A light layer for the ride out before the sun is up

Because this trip leaves earlier than any other, your captain will confirm the exact pickup time on WhatsApp based on that day's sunrise time.

Why sunrise

The quietest water of the day

Most snorkeling trips out of Amed depart mid-morning, once the day's boats are already out and the wind has had time to pick up. Going out before sunrise means the sea is at its calmest — glassy, with the best underwater visibility of the day — and you're often the only boat at the shipwreck.

It's also simply a different experience: watching the sky turn over Mount Agung from the water, before the island properly wakes up, is part of what guests come back talking about as much as the snorkeling itself.

Other ways to go out

Compare the trips

01

Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung

Same route, later in the morning.

See this trip →

02

Golden Sunset Tour

Same route, timed for golden hour.

See this trip →

03

Custom Trip

Flexible route with a local guide, optional fishing.

See this trip →

Before you book

Questions about the Sunrise Snorkeling Tour

What time does the Sunrise Snorkeling Tour depart?

The trip departs before dawn so you're on the water as the sun comes up, timed backward from that day's local sunrise. The exact pickup time is confirmed on WhatsApp when you book.

How is this different from the Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung?

Both visit the same three spots with a captain only, but the Sunrise Snorkeling Tour departs earlier, before sunrise, so you watch the sun come up over Mount Agung on the way out. The Amed Snorkeling Tour by Jukung departs later in the morning.

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 — 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.

What time is sunrise in Amed?

Sunrise in Amed shifts through the year, roughly between 6:00 and 6:30 AM. Because the trip departs before that, your captain confirms the exact pickup time on WhatsApp closer to your date.

Is it worth waking up early for the sunrise trip?

Most guests who've done both say yes — the water is calmer than any other time of day, visibility is usually better, and there are fewer other boats out at the shipwreck that early.

Ready to book the Sunrise Snorkeling Tour?

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

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