The staff at Bali Villa Coral are very helpful. You may ask them to arrange excursions, transport or activities in and around the bay. We offer snorkeling trips, sunset trips and it is possible to go fishing with a local fisherman. We offer trekking and diving and it is possible to rent motorbikes to cruise around the area and down the stunning coast line. Our friendly and helpful staff speaks Indonesian and English. We are here to make your stay as pleasant and memorable as possible. We are at your service.

Bali Villa Coral is situated at the end of Jemeluk Bay, in Amed, Bali. The sea will meet the eye when you wake up in the morning and, you may sit on the warm black lava sand beach and watch the sun set behind the volcano Gunung Agung at night. Right in front of the resort is a world class reef with some fantastic snorkeling and diving available, straight from the beach. Our kitchen cooks tasty local and western food. You may choose to take your meals on your veranda, in our restaurant or at a table placed on the beach. Villas are spacious with natural stone floors to keep the villas cool. A wooden loft sleeps 2-3 people and the main room holds a four-posted bed with colorful bed-cover. Both villas have a small refrigerator. Rooms all have the same lovely four-posted beds. Each room has a lovely sitting area. The rooms upstairs have sea-view from their sitting area. Rooms and villas are all equipped with AC and we have solar panels providing hot water. At Villa Coral you can fall asleep to the soft sound of the ocean caressing the beach.

The most spectacular site in this area is our fantastic reef which starts right in front of the Villas. Activities on the ocean are sailing, fishing, diving and snorkeling. Our dive shop offers diving at various locations, Tulamben shipreck being the most popular site. Diving is easy and all sites are beautiful - and the water is warm all year round. The area is calm but close enough to Amed central where you can find live-music bars should you yearn for some action. Nearby you will find the salt making, and on a motorbike you may cruise down the coast to remoter villages like Aas and Seraya. On the way you will pass many beaches with local fishing-boats in double layers and nature never to forget. The mountains sheltering Amed holds many paths to trekk. From up the mountains you may watch the sun set behind Mount Agung or see her rise from the sea. You will run into friendly local people who will enjoy exchanging a few words with you - if you know some Bahasa Indonesia!