Lembeh Strait

A true wonder of the diving world. Black sand and crazy critters. A top 10 dive destination.

This is the place to visit for critter diving. The black volcanic sand has caused animals to evolve in a way that is unique to this destination. Some great local excursions on offer as well.

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Lembeh Strait is known by divers as the muck diving capital of the world. Mention Lembeh diving to any serious underwater photographer/diver and their eyes come over all misty and distant. There are only a few places on the planet that are as varied and give you the chance to see shy critters such as the mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, harlequin shrimps, skeleton shrimps and innumerable nudibranchs.

When you dive the Lembeh Strait you are actually diving a narrow strip of sea between Lembeh Island and the mainland, just 500 metres to 1 kilometre wide with numerous dive sites dotted around the sandy slopes.

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OUR HOLIDAY PRODUCTS

4 Stars

All Year

23 Hours

Advanced

From £3495

Lembeh Resort

Indonesia, Lembeh Strait

Lembeh Resort offers guests fantastic rooms with breath-taking views, this wonderful destination is the perfect spot for critter and muck diving and underwater photography!

  • Boutique divers resort
  • Premium Luxury cottages and Garden view rooms
  • Full board with 3 boat dives per day
  • Unlimited house reef diving
  • Local cultural tours
  • Pool/Spa/Internet/PADI Dive Centre

4 Stars

Oct - Mar

23 Hours

Advanced

From £3095

Nad Lembeh Resort

Indonesia, Lembeh Strait

The NAD’s location, knowledgeable staff, beautiful house reef, personal service is perfect for all and with divers to guide ratio of a staggering 2:1 makes it a haven for photographers.

  • Open air restaurant
  • Choice of rooms or bungalows
  • Free use of Kayaks
  • 2:1 dive guide ratio
  • Free house reef dives
  • Great destination for muck diving

Marcelina

Wednesday, 01 April 2015

Norma & Richard H. – North Sulawesi Diving Adventure

Diving adventure in North Sulawesi organised by Marcelina at Ultimate Diving.

Norma & Richard H. – North Sulawesi Diving Adventure