Lembeh Strait is auspiciously located in the famed “Coral Triangle”, which boasts the greatest marine biodiversity on the planet.
Known as the “Muck Mecca”, Lembeh is famous as the best destination on the planet for what is known as exotic critter diving, macro diving, or muck diving. There are five shipwrecks (two of them Japanese WWII ships) and an impressive array of underwater topography, including pinnacles and verdant soft and hard coral gardens, but it is the plain black sand sites that make the area famous with their profusion of strange and beautiful attractions. What is considered rare elsewhere is relatively common here, including critters such as hairy frogfish, mimic octopus, mandarin fish, devilfish, flamboyant cuttlefish, ghost pipefish, seahorses, rhinopias and much much more. There is a tremendous variety of frogfish, venomous fish, snake eels, crustaceans and nudibranchs, with every dive offering an opportunity to find a species new to science. There’s something here for everyone, even the most jaded of divers.
" Please let us know how much time you would spend diving in Bunaken Marine Park and we would design an ideal diving holiday in Bunaken for you with options of competitive prices and dive resorts. "
Note:
For many good reasons, we mainly prefer to organize your diving trips with dive centers/resorts which are members of North Sulawesi Watersports Association
Please remember this tour code: LW-LMB for more info or book diving tour by a click on the following link: Diving in Lembeh Strait