Spotlight

Tucked away on the eastern coast of Bali, Amed is a quiet coastal village known for its black sand beaches, diving spots, and laid-back charm. But there’s another reason visitors fall in love with Amed—it has a surprisingly rich and diverse food scene. Whether you’re craving traditional Balinese dishes, fresh seafood by the sea, or international comfort food with a view, Amed delivers.

In a town known more for diving than dining, Baker Street Bali offers something unexpectedly refined: authentic, European-style baked goods right on the coast of Amed, Bali. Whether you're a traveler craving a familiar breakfast or a local looking for quality loaves, this small but standout bakery is worth your attention—and your early morning visit.

Bali Asli is a restaurant and cooking school located in the hills of Karangasem, East Bali, offering immersive adventures that combine traditional Balinese cuisine, local culture, and breathtaking views of Mount Agung.

Surfing is more than just a sport; it’s a way of life embraced by many around the world. For surfers looking for unique breaks that offer a mix of challenge and beauty, Jasri Surf Break on the eastern coast of Bali is a must-visit destination.

Nyepi, known as the Day of Silence, is one of Bali's most unique and culturally significant celebrations. Observed annually, this Hindu holiday marks the start of the Balinese New Year and serves as a powerful time for introspection, self-reflection, and spiritual renewal.

Hidden away on a quiet bamboo lined street, Amed Honeycomb School (AHS) is the first international school in Amed. Established in 2022 by a group of dedicated parents, the school provides quality education to both expatriate and Indonesian students.