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Lembeh Strait inf North Sulawesi

When talking about underwater attraction, certainly everyone no stranger to hear the fascinating of underwater submarine tourism in The Great Barrier Reef Australia, Malapascua Island Philippines or other places in the world. Seeing and knowing about the underwater wealth is indeed a pleasant thing.

Well, today, you should know that Indonesia also has a wealth of stunning underwater, precisely in the Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi. Favorite tourist attractions for divers who keep unusual marine biodiversity, and of course, the charm is not lost with the submarine tours in other places in the world.

Lembeh Strait or also known Selat Lembeh by Indonesian people is a favorite spot for marine enthusiast. Various flora and fauna such as coral reefs and colorful marine animals would invite amazed for anyone who saw it. For information, Lembeh Strait located in the Southern Bitung District, Bitung regency, North Sulawesi Province.

Lembeh Bay view in North Sulawesi Indonesia

Lembeh waters also famous for stunning diversity of invertebrates, particularly from groups of Echinodermata. Flora and fauna in the Lembeh Strait is very fascinating. A variety of fascinating fish, colorful coral reefs and other marine animals such as octopus, Banggai Cardinalfish, squid, clams, Mandarin Fish, bright color of lion fish, and also various other flora and fauna that would certainly make you feel keep up under sea.

Lembeh Strait which is one of the world’s favorite diving places is so enchanting. The beauty diversity of marine animals in the Lembeh Strait is never forgotten. The uniqueness and colorful of flora and fauna will surely make you fall in love with the Lembeh Strait.

Don’t worry about lodging and other facilities, because Lembeh has many lodgings and resorts with various facilities, such as the Black Sand Dive Retreat, SDQ Lembeh, confines Bay Resort, Lembeh Resort, Divers Lodge Lembeh, Lembeh Bastianos, Makawidey Resort, Kasawari Resort, Lembeh Hills, and others.

Banded sea kraits at Lembeh Strait

Yawning at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi

white eye moray eels at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi

unusually high marine biodiversity at Lembeh Strait

Lizardfish at Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi

The beautiful Banggi cardinalfish at Lembeh Strait

landscape Photos via Divers Lodge Lembeh

Underwater Photos via Matthew Oldfield Photography