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On Lembeh you will find a serene island retreat which is just perfect for a whole lot of nothing. Located in the middle of the island, our resort sits in a quiet cove surrounded by palm trees. This gives you instant access to the amazing muck diving of the Lembeh Strait, with no dive site more than 15 minutes away by boat.
Our air-conditioned accommodation come in twin or double bed bungalows, and slightly smaller single deluxe rooms for the solo diver. If you’re an underwater photographer, just pop into our air-conditioned camera room to take care of your camera equipment.
It’s great to just hang out with a cocktail at the poolside while our local chefs prepare delicious Indonesian food. That said, we do highly recommend our weekly pizza nights.
We welcome you to discover the natural beauty and get a taste of the peaceful existence on Lembeh Island.
Our air-conditioned accommodation offers tranquil sea views from your terrace, ample space for your gear and a cozy place to retreat back to after a day of diving.
Choose between normal air or Nitrox, set up and charge your gear in our secure camera room, and hop into the boat straight from the resort - we do all the heavy lifting.
Our revamped restaurant and cafe offer traditional Indonesian dishes as well as our famous Thalassa Pizzas (available soon), all home-made by our talented cooks.
Overlooking the the ocean and Lembeh Island, the Double or Twin Bungalows are roomy with large doors opening up from floor to ceiling.
Wow… Thalassa Lembeh is spectacular. Great staff, awesome diving and very personalised approach for every guest both with accommodation, facilities and diving. Highly recommend and a must go to place if in the area. Thumbs up to Simone the owner for such a dedicated approach to her staff and the local people.
Our tour around Lembeh Island gives you a good impression of the local life and natural beauty. The trip is topped off by a magnificent view of the entire Lembeh Strait.
Taking a stroll through the neighboring village is a great way to discover how people live. Most of our staff call this village their home. Try some of the local cookies.
The Tarsier is the world’s smallest primate, and you can meet them in Tangkoko with a local guide. Spot the black macaques and the cuscus, a marsupial that lives in the treetops.
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