Ecodive Bali, dive shop in Amed, Bali

Diving since: 1997
Opening hours: Mo-Su 08:00-20:00

About Ecodive Bali

Ecodive Bali calls itself Amed's oldest and largest dive centre. It opened on Jemeluk Beach in 1997 and is a PADI 5 Star IDC centre, owned by John Huxley, a PADI Master Instructor with more than 45 years of diving.

Its house reef is the Jemeluk wall, a beach dive over a coral plateau and an artificial reef, with boat dives to the Pyramids, Bunutan, Gili Selang and the Japanese Wreck. Trips go to Tulamben's Liberty wreck and wall, Kubu, Seraya and Batu Kelebit, and further to Candidasa's Gili Tepekong, Menjangan Island, Puri Jati, Secret Bay and Nusa Penida.

Courses run from Scuba Review and Discover Scuba to Instructor Development. Guests can stay in Ecodive's bungalows on Jemeluk Beach.

What they offer

Fun dives
Discover Scuba Diving
PADI courses
Instructor development
Divemaster training
Nitrox
Day trips
Accommodation

Dive sites they visit

Location

Common questions

Where is Ecodive Bali?

On Jemeluk Beach in Amed, on the east coast of Bali.

How long has Ecodive been in Amed?

Since 1997. It calls itself Amed's oldest and largest dive centre.

Can you become a dive instructor at Ecodive?

Yes. It is a PADI 5 Star IDC centre, teaching up to Instructor Development.

Where does Ecodive dive beyond Amed?

Tulamben, Candidasa's Gili Tepekong, Menjangan Island, Puri Jati, Secret Bay and Nusa Penida.

When is the best time to dive in Bali?

Bali is dived all year. April to November, the dry season, usually brings the calmest seas and the best visibility. Mola mola are most often seen off Nusa Penida from July to October.