If you’re fascinated by unique marine species and eager to explore the utmost biodiversity, then the Lembeh Strait, renowned as the “Critter Capital of the World,” should be on your bucket list. Its world-class muck diving sites unveil a myriad of we
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PADI 5 Star Dive CenterLembeh is renowned for its extraordinary marine biodiversity — a true treasure trove and home to many fascinating species. Divers can encounter up to eight species of frogfish, twelve species of octopus, rare crustaceans endemic to the region, three types of pygmy seahorses, and a dazzling variety of nudibranchs, with new discoveries constantly emerging. Iconic creatures such as hairy frogfish, Pontohi pygmy seahorses, wunderpus and mimic octopuses, gobies, rhinopias, flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopuses, and Banggai cardinalfish are just some of the thrilling sightings.
Gently sloping volcanic sand beds dotted with debris, sponges, algae, and rubble form the classic muck diving terrain of Lembeh. These seemingly strange habitats host some of the most captivating marine life — proving that beauty often lies in the most unexpected places.
Beyond its classic muck diving sites, Lembeh Island also offers a mix of muck and coral reef diving locations. Even if muck diving isn’t your favorite, Lembeh’s stunning reefs, vibrant corals, and mesmerizing underwater topography will take your breath away. To make your diving adventure truly complete, don’t miss the thrilling night dives, bonfire dives, and blackwater dives. The magic of Lembeh is sure to captivate you!
📸 All photos provided by Underwater Photographer: Leo Tsao (曹杰)
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