Amed Snorkeling Spot
Lipah Bay Snorkeling
A sheltered coral garden a short crossing from the shipwreck, with calm water that makes it easy to see reef fish close to the surface.
Lipah Bay is a sheltered coral garden in Amed, East Bali, with calm water around 2 to 8 metres deep. It's the second stop on the Jukung Snorkeling Tour, Golden Sunset Tour and Custom Trip, known for table and staghorn coral and reef fish close to the surface.
What you'll see
Marine life and reef at Lipah Bay
- Table coral and staghorn coral formations across the bay floor
- Parrotfish, angelfish and other reef fish feeding on the coral
- Calm, clear water that keeps visibility good most of the year
- Occasional turtles passing through the bay
The bay's calm, sheltered water makes this one of the easiest stops on the route, well suited to guests who want to spend more time floating and looking rather than swimming against current.
Other stops on the route
Every trip visits three spots
Lipah Bay is one stop on the Jukung Snorkeling Tour, Golden Sunset Tour, and Custom Trip — all three trips cover the same three reefs in one outing.
Before you book
Questions about Lipah Bay
How deep is Lipah Bay?
The coral garden sits in roughly 2 to 8 metres of water, calm and sheltered enough for relaxed snorkeling.
What coral will I see at Lipah Bay?
Lipah Bay is known for table coral and staghorn coral formations, along with reef fish that feed close to the surface.
Which trips include Lipah Bay?
All three trips — the Jukung Snorkeling Tour, Golden Sunset Tour, and Custom Trip — include Lipah Bay as the second stop.
Snorkel Lipah Bay on your next trip out
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