Lembeh Indonesia

Lembeh Straits is perhaps the world's most talked about and famous place for muck diving. Diving around on at first sight deserted sand and mud bottoms to soon discover that this is a paradise for small and strange animals. Everything from fish to invertebrates that you don't see at first but are perfectly adapted to this environment. It even happens, although not often, that manta rays, mobulas, eagle rays, dolphins and even whale sharks wander into the strait. Lovely surprises and gives extra perspective on the diving.

The diving tries to be as varied as possible and 2-3 boat dives a day are included in your basic package. You can do more and the beach and house reef are good and offer free diving during the day for those who can manage. The diving in Lembeh is essentially what is called muck diving with a lot of focus on macro. But here there are also walls and coral reefs and in fact even some wrecks. The marine life rich and especially at the macro level and for those of you who photograph and like macro, this is perhaps one of the most exciting places in the world. Diving in Indonesia pretty much always delivers very good diving. It is now also possible to combine the diving here with one live board during selected weeks during the year.