Amed

Found Amed underdeveloped for tourism and its black sand beach felt too grubby to enjoy.

Suggests Amed or Tulamben for beginners instead of Nusa Lembongan.

Found Amed a relaxed snorkeling spot with calm water, fine for a young child.

Replies with only Amed as the pick for the snorkeling question.

Enjoyed snorkeling from the beach, spotting turtles, and noted a life jacket can add peace of mind.

Lists Amed as an option, but says it is somewhat remote from other destinations.

Calls Amed the best spot, mainly for snorkelling, but warns Dec–Jan rain can leave beaches dirty.

Found Amed uninteresting except for snorkeling, which they found beautiful with clear water.

Says Amed has better snorkelling than Penida.

Says Amed's shoreline is calm and has much to see while snorkelling; sees it as the best choice.

Recommends snorkeling in Amed early in the morning for warm, clear water and plenty of fish; midday is poor, late afternoon is good again.

Says the beach is very good for snorkelling, for those into it.

Heard second-hand that Amed beach is lovely and less crowded than others.

Recommends Amed or Tulamben for snorkeling and advises getting a flotation vest.

Replies with only Amed as the pick for the snorkeling question.

Calls Amed poor, with a weak beach and little atmosphere, and advises skipping it.

Says Amed can mean long hours stuck in traffic for only one day.

Agrees Amed is good for easy shore snorkelling; saw turtles and triggerfish nearby.

Suggested Amed as the stronger choice for beaches on the northeast coast when asked for specific spots.

Praises Amed for scuba diving, citing a few strong wreck sites nearby.

Describes Amed as a great place, alongside Nusa Penida.