Diving Lembeh

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Dive Lembeh Strait

Dive Lembeh - The Lembeh Strait in North Sulawesi is the critter hunting Mecca for all serious dive photographers. Dive Lembeh and explore it's rich and fertile waters and black sand slopes, offering excellent Lembeh dive experiences for all divers.

World renowned underwater photographers frequent the Lembeh Strait to search for award winning critter subjects; Rhinopias, ghost pipefish, flamboyant cuttlefish, pygmy seahorses, mimic octopus, bizarre looking frogfishes and the elusive blue ringed octopus to name just a few of them.

The Lembeh Strait lies between the North Sulawesi mainland and Lembeh Island. Protected from strong winds and powerful waves, diving Lembeh always has somewhere comfortable to dive. For all underwater photography fanatics, diving Lembeh Strait is an opportunity which should not be missed.

Lembeh Diving Liveaboards - Archipelago Adventurer I

Dive Lembeh with the Archipelago Adventurer I, a new concept for diving Lembeh. Affectionately known as the House Boat, the Archipelago Adventurer I is a designated underwater photography vessel, pioneering the floating dive-resort concept. This principle creates great flexibility in the liveaboard market in the region - as there is no fixed stay schedule meaning divers can join the vessel at any time and leave after any number of days.

With such emphasis on the critters and photographic subjects when diving Lembeh, it is vitally important to have outstanding dive guides to hunt out the smallest and rarest camouflaged creatures. The eager dive guides of the Archipelago Adventurer I have vast levels of experience in the waters of the Lembeh Strait, all guides have been chosen due to their understanding of the diver focused world of underwater photography. The Lembeh dive team is dedicated, patient and professional, diving the Lembeh sites frequently enables them to have an up to date account of where the rarest critters are to be found.

The Archipelago Adventurer I been designed and equipped to provide the ultimate photographic Lembeh dive experience. By offering these facilities, plus unlimited Lembeh diving to a maximum of only eight divers, there is a guarantee of space and time for a concentrated diver orientated experience. This level of dedication to dive convenience is rarely found in the Lembeh Strait.

For more detailed information about our Diving Lembeh liveaboard cruises, email to contact@baliocean.com

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