About Pyramids Amed

An artificial reef project consisting of concrete pyramid structures deployed at various depths. The pyramids have attracted incredible marine life in a short time, creating a thriving ecosystem. Schools of sweetlips, batfish, and snappers congregate around the structures. The surrounding sandy areas host garden eels and blue-spotted stingrays. An excellent example of marine conservation in action.

Site Information

• Depth: 3–40 m
• Difficulty: beginner
• Site type: Reef
• Current: Very calm. Perfect for training dives and beginners.
• Best time: Year-round
• Region: Bali

Highlights

• Artificial reef project
• Marine conservation
• Schools of sweetlips
• Beginner-friendly
• Photography opportunities

Marine Life at Pyramids Amed

• Mola Mola
• Reef Manta Ray
• Pygmy Seahorse
• Green Turtle
• Hawksbill Turtle
• Whitetip Reef Shark
• Blacktip Reef Shark
• Blue-ringed Octopus