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Amed Beach

A Garden Home at Le Jardin

This little gem, which name is French for "the garden", is designed around hospitality and friendliness. Simple bungalows are set well apart in a colorful garden against an arid hill. Guests are offered a lower price if they choose to use the fans instead of air conditioners. Hot water comes from a simple, locally-made solar heater. The founder, a French-speaking nurse, provides health care to the neighboring villagers and participates in local waste recycling initiatives. She serves excellent food in the cozy restaurant in front of the bungalows. Don't miss the fresh fruit pies and sorbets.

Just after Le Jardin, on the beach side of the road, Vienna Beach was the first hotel built on Amed Beach . Once a simple row of huts in which chickens roamed free, it has kept a simple, relaxed atmosphere with plain bamboo bungalows in a garden, each with its small veranda facing the ocean. Ask at the reception for tours and walks in the area, or for a relaxing massage.

Where to Stay – Selang and Aas

Driving east past Lipah, the road climbs above the sea in sharp turns, revealing fantastic views of the ocean. On clear days, it is possible to spot the island of Lombok , about 35km away from Cape Ibus - an adventurer once swam the distance, followed by a boat for security. There are only a few hotels in Selang and Aas, which makes it an ideal location if you are after peace and quiet.

Under the Banyan Trees at Good Karma

"Talking and joking with Baba" says the name card of this little hotel, one of the first established in Amed Beach . The owner is a well-known figure engaged in defending rights of local communities, providing social care, and looking after the environment. Over the years, he has transformed the barren coast around his hotels into a dark, shading jungle of banyan trees under which plain wooden bungalows are nestled, each with its own little

Candidasa and Lovina

jukung boats lined

Indonesian for playing

the road climbs