This dive site, Amed Ghost Bay, is just a short walk from Amed Dive Center to the beach. Here, you can explore the artificial reef that Amed Dive Center has been building since 2003. Rare species such as the clown frogfish, various ghost pipefish, mimic octopuses, giant stonefish, fascinating crabs, tiny juvenile lionfish, seahorses, and razorfish—just to name a few—can be discovered in these waters. Photographers from around the world visit Amed Ghost Bay to capture images of these elusive and extraordinary marine creatures.
Amed Ghost Bay
Famous muck diving site with rare critters on artificial reef.
Shore Access
12m Avg Depth
25m Max Depth
About this dive site
DivingFreedivingSnorkelingNight Diving
Site Ratings
Big Marine Life Fair
Macro Marine Life Excellent
Landscape Quality Good
Water Visibility Good Viz
Plan Your Visit
muck divingmacro photographycoral reefshore divebeginner friendly
Marine Life
Clown Frogfish
Ghost Pipefish
Mimic Octopus
Stonefish
Crab
Lionfish
Seahorse
Razorfish
Things to Note
Difficulty:
All levels
Easy shore access and shallow depths suit all, attracting photographers.
Hazards:
marine lifeboat traffic
Nearby Dive Sites
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