Fishing Amed

Fishing Amed is the most popular adventurous thing to do instead of diving or snorkeling, especially for tourists who would like to have the experience of catching big fish such as Mahi Mahi, Barracuda, Tuna, and many more. Catch a few fish and bring them to your hotel or villa to be barbecued for lunch or dinner. Most of the local people in Amed are fishermen, so you should know how the locals go on the ocean with their traditional boat called Jukung. They begin fishing early at 5 AM and finish at around 9 to 10 AM. 2 trips are available Morning and afternoon, Book a fishing trip with us at “Amed Bali Adventure” and experience the life of a Balinese fisherman.

Start fishing on a traditional boat and enjoy a local fisherman experience During the fishing trip, you will learn and experience the local fishermen’s techniques. That is a truly unique experience during which you will discover the local culture of Amed fishermen. Please feel free to contact Amed Bali Adventure through WhatsApp or email, and we will organize your trip with the best captain and English speakers.

Amed Fishing Price

Jukung is suitable for only three people, plus a captain. If you have more than three people, you will need an extra boat. We are Amed Bali Adventure providing fishing trips at a very affordable price with a good English-speaking captain.

• Solo traveler: IDR 1000K
• 2 people IDR 600K per person
• 3 people 500K per person
• 5 hours duration
• There is no hidden cost; a 30% down payment required

Fishing Amed Itinerary

Morning Trip (Recommended)

• Pick-Up Time: 04.30 AM to 04.45 AM
• 04.45 AM: meets with the Captain
• 05.00 AM Start fishing
• Finish 09.00 AM–10.00 AM
• Back to the hotel

Afternoon Trip

• Pick-up time: 1.30 PM
• 1.45 PM: meets with the Captain
• 2 PM: Start fishing
• Finish 6 PM–7 PM
• Back to the hotel

Fishing Included

• Private Car Hotel Pick-up and drop-off Amed and Tulamben
• Additional charges apply for pick-up beyond amed or tulamben
• Medium-bottle mineral water
• Fishing gear and bait
• Life jacket

What to Bring During Fishing In Amed.?

• Extra clothes
• Camera
• Towel
• Extra cash
• Small bag

Customary Fishing in Amed

For many centuries, the residents of Amed have made fishing their way of life. The original approach, which makes use of wooden boats known as jukungs, is still widely used today. These vibrant outrigger boats are employed for small-scale commercial fishing as well as subsistence fishing. In order to capture fish like tuna, mackerel, snapper, and mahi-mahi, locals frequently go out to sea in the early morning or late afternoon.

Engaging in traditional fishing is a great method for tourists to learn about Balinese culture. You may observe the beauty of the sunrise or sunset over the Lombok Strait and discover the traditional practices by accompanying local fisherman on their daily voyages. Even novices can easily enjoy the experience because to the calm seas surrounding Amed.

What to Expect

Fishing in Amed is more than simply catching fish; it’s also about taking in the serene surroundings, breathtaking landscapes, and warm exchanges with the locals. What to anticipate from a normal fishing excursion in Amed is as follows:

Scenic views: Amed’s coastline is peppered with black sand beaches, pristine waterways, and verdant hills. The vistas are stunning whether you’re on the shore or out at sea.

Rich marine life: Because of the clean waters and robust coral reefs, Amed is home to a wide variety of fish species. During your tour, you might see dolphins, sea turtles, or perhaps manta rays in addition to the fish you capture.

Immersion in culture: You can get a close-up look at Balinese daily life by going fishing with natives. You will discover their customs, ceremonies, and reverence for the sea