Note that diving in the Lembeh Strait is a differend kind of diving. You can’t compare the dives here with ‘normal’ dives. Almost all dives in the Strait are ‘Muck’ dives. Muck dives gets its name from the sediment that lies at the bottom of many dive sites a frequently muddy or “mucky” environment., what basically means that you’re diving on (volcanic) black sand with lots of rubbish around you……

So if you expect large colorful coral formations, endless visibility and large schools of fish….. DON’T DIVE HERE !

The Lembeh Strait is a ‘critters paradise’; you can find rare and unique creatures here which cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
Scuba diving in Lembeh is like jumping into a world of incredible biodiversity with tiny strange and weird creatures.