Question 1

Is freediving safe for beginners in Bali?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At Freediving Amed we follow the Molchanovs safety-first methodology. All courses include buddy system training, rescue techniques, and supervision by certified instructors. No prior experience is needed for the Wave 1 beginner course.

Question 2

What is the best freediving school in Amed, Bali?

Accepted Answer

Freediving Amed is widely considered the top freediving school in Amed, Bali. We are a certified Molchanovs school offering Wave 1 through Master courses, with small class sizes, expert instructors, and a stunning location overlooking the Bali Sea with Mount Agung views.

Question 3

How deep can I dive after the Wave 1 course?

Accepted Answer

After completing the Molchanovs Wave 1 course at Freediving Amed, most students are able to comfortably reach depths of 10–16 metres. Progression to Wave 2 typically unlocks depths of 24m+.

Question 4

Do I need to know how to swim to try freediving?

Accepted Answer

Yes, basic swimming ability is required. You should be comfortable in open water, but you do not need to be a strong swimmer to start the Wave 1 beginners course.

Question 5

Where is Freediving Amed located?

Accepted Answer

Freediving Amed is located on Amed Beach in East Bali, Indonesia — approximately 2 hours from Denpasar and Ubud. The school is right on the waterfront with direct beach access for training.

Question 6

What freediving certification does Freediving Amed offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer Molchanovs certifications — one of the most respected freediving certification bodies in the world. Courses range from Wave 1 (beginner) to Wave 3 and Master level.

Question 7

Can I combine freediving with yoga in Amed, Bali?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Freediving Amed offers retreats that combine Molchanovs freediving training with yoga and breathwork sessions. Our shala has stunning views of Mount Agung and the Bali Sea.

Question 8

When is the best time to go freediving in Amed, Bali?

Accepted Answer

Freediving in Amed is possible year-round due to calm seas and warm water temperatures (26–30°C). The best visibility is typically from April to November during the dry season.