Amed Weather in February

February is the second wettest month in Amed but still comparatively dry — around 130 mm over 12 days versus the 280 mm Seminyak endures. Mount Agung's rain shadow remains effective, making Amed and Tulamben among the most reliable dive destinations on Bali even in the heart of the wet season. Temperatures hold at 32°C daytime and 25°C overnight with humidity at 77%. Rain typically arrives in the late afternoon or evening, meaning mornings are often sunny and calm. The Jemeluk bay snorkel site is accessible almost daily. Tulamben's USAT Liberty wreck is diveable on most days with 10–15 m visibility — not peak visibility but still impressive given the marine life density. Amed's fishing village atmosphere is at its most vivid in February: colourful jukung outriggers line the black sand beach, salt-makers work on bamboo platforms between rain showers, and local warungs serve fresh tuna and snapper at minimal prices. A handful of dive schools remain open year-round, many offering their best course prices of the year in February. For divers and snorkelers on a tight budget, February in Amed offers outstanding value.