Group travel’s are fun – specially when you come with good friends. The Australian group we have here in the resort right now proves this at its best. And Michelle’s awesome logbook entries show that these guys have also a fantastic time underwater. After each dive day she make a beautiful drawing outlining the highlights…
DetailsThe Hairy Octopus is one of the rarest critters in Lembeh Strait. It can be only seen extremely seldom throughout the year and is mainly spotted during a short period towards the end of the year. Usually this is in October-November. But this year we had a extremely good pre High Season with stable low water temperatures the whole…
DetailsBesides specific critters, behaviour stands on the top of our guests bucket lists. And among the most requested behaviours there is always the “everything with eggs”. For a good reason: Images of critters with eggs have a strong message and are more striking than simple ID shots. Here is a short overview of frequently seen…
DetailsDiving the Lembeh Strait is a unique experience for all critter lovers. And it is even more productive at night. Lembeh Night Dives seem like the whole critter density of the day combined into one dive. And even knowing that since years: It suprises each time again after having being “night dive lazy” for a while 😉…
DetailsA lot of divers in Lembeh Strait take their photography serious. Which also means that they want to try different things. So a lot of them ask me: “We would like to try some wide angle in Lembeh … where you have a nice coral reef?”. Then the obvious answer would be to tell them that…
DetailsWe’ve been playing with our Orcalights again, and this time in deeper water I was able to take away some of the ground noise from the reef life. This was probably the closest we’ve been to a true black water night dive in Lembeh so far. Sitting just out of the current in a small…
DetailsThe Giant Frogfish (Antennarius commersoni) is the biggest of the various Frogfish species you can find in Lembeh Strait. And without doubt one of the most impressive ones. This critter can grow up to 30cm in size and comes in various colours: white, tan, brown, black, grey – but also more striking colourations like yellow, red, pink,…
DetailsWe would like to offer you the chance for some free Nitrox in exchange for leaving a review. If you leave a review for us on trip advisor, you will be entered into a lucky draw for free nitrox for one stay in NAD Lembeh. We will offer this to one person per 100 reviews. At…
DetailsIt’s an emotional day here in Lembeh, we finished our last 2 dives this morning and are now sitting around the table prepping images for tonight’s exciting final night slideshow. Why is it an emotional time? Because the diving has come to an end and we are all leaving tomorrow! It has been a fun…
DetailsOne of the most interesting things about our annual photo workshops is the new and interesting people that we meet each year. For this years Underwater Tribe/NAD Lembeh Photo Fun Week, we have all new guests except for one guest who is now joining us for his third workshop with the Underwater Tribe! Guests this…
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