Lembeh strait is widely known as a scuba divers dream, but we do not agree! The whole of North Sulawesi is entitled to that comparison. Basing yourself in the centre of all at Lembeh Strait, with its unparalleled muck diving, you can reach over to Bangka Island with its untouched wall diving, coral gardens and white sand beaches. Further west we can head towards the world renowned Bunaken National Marine Park.
Travelling out to the north of Sulawesi awaits the Sanghir Islands. With its underwater volcano as one of its many diving attractions, there are so much more still unknown to us.
Be sure for a sensual awakening from Lady Nature when visiting North Sulawesi, as she will take you breathe away!
Due to the protected nature of the strait, it is perfect for all year round diving that offers more than 40 dive sites and 4 Wrecks, of witch 2 are from WWII. For those who think they might not be all keen on muck diving have nothing to fear, as Lembeh Strait has some great coral gardens, walls, pinnacles and slopes. Diving in the strait is perfect for all levels of diving, and since most of the dives are done to less than 30 metres, makes it perfect for using our Nitrox.
Lembeh strait is heaven for Macro Photographers as there are countless species of critters in these sandy slopes. Hosting its Pigmy Seahorse, Mimic Octopus, Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Mandarin fish, Blue Ringed Octapus, Large variety of Frogfish, Nudibranchs, Rhinopias, Harlequin Ghost Pipefish, and so much more, you are guaranteed to be amazed!
Added the unique photographic scenery – imagine the colourful creatures against a natural black sand surface! Nomad Adventure Divers has recently started exploring the eastern side of Lembeh, and was amazed at the vibrant coral gardens, that are unknown to others. Be sure to join us, as we search for new adventures.

Incl. Standard room Accomodation with Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Unlimited Tea, Coffee & Water, Airport Transfers, All boat dives incl. Tank, weight & guide.