Our last full day in Amed, Bali was a mix of beautiful views, terrible food, scooter adventures, beach reality, storms, and a sunset dinner that looked just as bad as it tasted.
We started the morning by walking halfway to breakfast, deciding it was too far, walking back and then hiring a scooter. We spent the day exploring the coastline and beaches around Amed, flew the drone so we could see all the pollution in the sea, got caught in a storm back at the villa, and ended the night with dinner overlooking the sea.
If you’re planning Amed, this vlog gives a real look at what the beaches, roads, food, and atmosphere are actually like.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:51 Walking into town for breakfast
01:46 Scooter ride to breakfast
02:16 Aesthetic breakfast at Rimba Café
03:45 Scooter cruise around Amed
04:31 First clean beach views
05:14 Trying to find beach access
06:00 Drone flight
08:12 Honest Amed beach review
11:19 Storm rolling in at the villa
12:48 Walk to sunset dinner
13:32 Waeni’s Sunset View Restaurant
15:58 Stunning mountain + sea views
17:08 Honest food review
19:19 Dinner verdict: disappointing food, amazing view
20:24 Mini snack shop run
21:45 Coconut ice cream taste test
22:55 Back at Saka Villa
23:20 Loud night “bang” surprise
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Mark 8:36 — For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
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2 Comments
Wow you weren’t kidding about the food. The lettuce looked so dirty 🫣 I hope the view was worth it at least. It looks like a beautiful area. That’s interesting that most of those beaches were privatised. Are there any public beaches that are worth going to in Amed? The pool in the villa looked really nice though, so maybe there’s no need to swim at the beach. Is Amed more famous for other types of scenery?
This is what I call emotional confusion with a side of sunset 😭