Location

Ecco Village Bali

A M E D
Karangasen Regency, Bali, Indonesia

The fishing village of Amed is located on the eastern coast of Bali, stretching 15 km along the shores of the Java Sea. It boasts numerous beaches and marinas suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The entire area is designated as a natural reserve and protected region. Set amid stunning untouched nature and captivating jungle, it is home to a variety of protected wildlife and plant species. Notably, at Lipah Beach, where our project is located, giant turtles nest and can be spotted while swimming, alongside the protected civet cat species. This location is sought after by divers from around the globe.

Amed is primarily known for its tranquility and peace, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and rest in the embrace of authentic wilderness. It is also safe for swimming and suitable for small children.

Do not look for crowded hotel resorts and noisy nightlife in this area; instead, you will find relaxation, beautiful authentic nature, gastronomic experiences, adventures, hiking opportunities, breathtaking sunsets, and views of Mount Agung.

The local inhabitants are friendly, kind, and always willing to help. The predominant religion is Hinduism, which ensures a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

Civic Amenities:

Motorcycle and car rentals
Taxi services
Grocery stores and supermarkets
Local markets with fruits, fish, and vegetables
Bakery
Cafés
Traditional fast food
Clothing and accessories shops
Quality souvenir shops
Restaurants, bars, live music, karaoke
Electronics and mobile accessory shops
Notary services
Health center
Doctor
Option for visiting and treatments with a traditional shaman
Possibility to hire a guide
Traditional massages and treatments
Diving centers
School for children
Tourist Attractions and Experiences

Activities:

Snorkeling and observing giant turtles
Fishing with local fishermen in the open sea (tunas, barracudas, mackerels)
Diving, including night dives
Diving and snorkeling at shipwrecks
Fitness sessions with a local master
Cardio, training, and instruction in traditional martial arts
Hiking up Mount Agung
Visiting sought-after sacred sites and temples
Visiting waterfalls
Jungle treks
Traditional Balinese massages and wellness treatments
Traditional cultural dances and indigenous performances, including pig roasting
Agritourism – visiting plantations and tasting products: rice, mango, pineapple, coffee, as well as opportunities to visit traditional stone and wood craftsmen working with original techniques, and much more.
Visiting Gili and Lombok Islands
Tasting local cuisine and traditional Balinese dishes and drinks
Relaxation and downtime
Retreat center under construction
Shops, bars, restaurants, local markets
Diving centers