Site de plongée
Lembeh Strait
North Sulawesi, Indonesia
- Profondeur typique
- 18 m
- Type
- Muck
- Niveau
- Beginner
Notes
Critter capital of the world.
Faune marine
- Macro
- hairy frogfish, flamboyant cuttlefish, mimic octopus, wonderpus, blue-ringed octopus, rhinopias, bobbit worm, harlequin shrimp, pygmy seahorse, ghost pipefish, painted frogfish
- Reef fish
- demon stinger, stargazer, mandarin fish (dusk spawn)
- Cephalopods
- mimic octopus, wonderpus, flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus, coconut octopus
- Invertebrates
- nudibranchs (hundreds of species), crinoid shrimp, emperor shrimp
Caractéristiques du site
- Muck
- Black Sand
- Critter Capital
- Dawn/Dusk Specialties
- No Current
Quand plonger
- Idéal
- Mar–Oct
- À éviter
- Jan–Feb
Lembeh is the global capital of muck diving — a black-sand strait between Sulawesi and Lembeh Island. Divable year-round; rainy season (Dec–Feb) drops viz briefly but critter density is unaffected. Bring macro lens and patience.
Conditions & accès
- Visibilité
- 5–20 m
- Température
- 26–30 °C
- Courant
- Mild
- Accès
- Open access
- Niveau requis
- Open Water; good buoyancy is what matters more than the card
Emplacement
1.4500° N, 125.2333° E
Sources
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