Glamping Sites in Amed

View of the room, friendly staff, great facilities, very clean room and nice environment.

Our stay at Uma Buug was the highlight of our latest trip to Bali. We loved staying in the traditional,thatch roof hut, surrounded by rice paddies and the beautiful backdrop of Mt Agung. Our lovely host organized an amazing 4 hour hike through the rice paddies, jungle and village, meeting lots of local people on the way. Our hut had beautiful, fresh white sheets and the shared bathroom was modern and beautifully clean. The breakfast prepared for us was lovely and freshly made and we look forward to staying at Uma Buug again.

Zelt am Wasser...Sunrise and sunset awesome. Food was ok. Dive facilities available, didn't try. Manager and staff always ready to help.

Very nice in the nature and rice fields

We had such a great stay at Barefoot Glamping. From the moment we arrived, everything felt easy and welcoming. The team were genuinely kind and made sure we had everything we needed without ever feeling over the top. The rooms were beautiful, spacious, spotless, and designed in a way that felt both stylish and comfortable. You can tell a lot of thought has gone into every detail, from the bedding to the lighting and layout. The food was consistently excellent, fresh, local, and full of flavour. It was clear that real care went into every meal. What really made the experience stand out were the surroundings. The setting is stunning! Peaceful, green, and so quiet that you instantly feel switched off from everything else. It had such a calm, retreat-like atmosphere that we both felt completely recharged by the time we left. There’s also so much to do nearby. We went on a sunset tour, tried fishing, hiked to a waterfall, and spent time diving in the clearest water, all within easy reach. Barefoot Glamping strikes the perfect balance between comfort, nature, and adventure. It’s one of those places you leave already planning to come back.

Breakfast is not included with this reservation. They have a small kitchen for guests where you can prepare your own breakfast.

This enchanted space is definitely not for everyone and those scared of the occasional frog on the path at night or bugs or geckos in the room should not stay here. We loved the room and especially the stunning infinity pool in the middle of the jungle where we watched monkeys in the trees around us. The partially abandoned and sometimes dilapidated buildings give a unique feeling of King Louis palace coupled with a castaway island and a bit of salsa music thrown in for good measure. The staff were really kind and friendly! We loved it this very special place! Go trekking with a local guide and see the sunrise from Mt Batur. Great views from the room and restaurant!