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Two roads lead to the Amed area in north-east Bali. Both offer spectacular views. The most frequently used is the inland road, travelling from Amlapura past Tirta Gangga, through Abang, before reaching Culik and veering right to reach the coast and the group of small villages collectively called Amed. This route offers some amazing views of terraced rice fields and the magnificent Gunung Agung. The less travelled coast road is not in as good condition as the inland road. From Amlapura you head south-east to Ujung, then travel north to Seraya and along a very windy, often very steep, coast line road to the village of Amed. This route offers fantastic views of the coast across to Lombok and some spectacular views overlooking the villages and coastline. If you are travelling by motor bike, I would suggest the coast route. You need to take care on the roads, but you get the chance to stop and simply appreciate the surrounds. If you are doing a day trip in a car with a guide, ask if they are prepared to do the loop - go up to Amed via the coast and back through the inland. A chance to see some beautiful countryside.
Written May 13, 2011
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I forgot to mention that they will also take you to use the internet.
When we were at the Blue Moon there were no phone lines so no internet service either.
There was an internet cafe about 15 minutes from there and they were glad to take you there. It had a small snack area plus several computers on the second floor.
Downstairs was a little grocery store where you could pick up supplies.
I hear now that the phone lines are as far as Selang so life may have changed in that area. They may be connected to the outside world.
Written Sep 10, 2004
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It is best to leave the driving to someone that knows their way around. I didn't see many road signs.
The Blue Moon will send their SUV and a driver to pick you up at the airport or any hotel where you are staying.
While you are at the Blue Moon they have several tours that they can take you on or they will take you anywhere else that you wish to go. All at a very fair price.
Written Sep 10, 2004
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