WIth just under 50 dive dive sites within easy reach, the Lembeh Strait is an absolute walhalla for muck diving enthusiasts. For macro photographers in particular, the area always manages to bring something new and different. Although famous for muck diving, the Lembeh Strait is also home to coral formations with interesting topography. Our expert guides know the dive sites like the back of their hand and will happily help you discover the most diverse marine life in a unique location.
If you enjoy macro photography, Nudi Falls is a great way to focus your lens on anything from the titular Nudibranchs to tiny frogfish slowly moving along the sand. There's a miniwall with an electric clam as well.
This imposing monument above the water is hides an amazing secret: it's home to Lembeh's colorful Mandarin fish. Sometimes you can witness them during their mating ritual.
At first, Hairball seems like a boring plain of black sand, but it's actually one of Lembeh's most famous dive sites. The amount of variety between all the critters is simply stunning.
Air Perang means "water battle", named after two villages vying for control of drinking water back in the days. This site is perfect for an exciting night dive. Spot the stargazer peering up into the darkness.
The tropical ideal of scuba diving, dazzling color and an abundance of life.
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