Lembeh Straits is known as the muck diving capital of the world. Muck dives consist of sandy black slopes with good visibility, approximately 10-15m. It is a macro-photographers dream, as the slopes are teaming of all sorts of fascinating critters and the black sand reduces back-glare. Muck dives are the main reason many divers return to us, in Lembeh, time and time again.


Dive no deeper than 25m
Spend longer at shallow depths, meaning that dives are frequently more than 60 minutes
If you wish to diver deeper, no problem, just let us know beforehand so we can schedule it in.

While you are here, why not take advantage of our instructors and take a course?
Not yet a diver? Many of our sites are ideal for a try-a-dive or the Open Water Diver course – an amazing experience in the muck diving capital of the world.
Qualified? Want to learn new dive skills? How about an Advanced Open Water Course or Rescue Diver course? We have specialty courses for all levels of divers that are ideally suited to this area.
Doing an Indonesian Dive Safari with us? Spread any course over our three dive centers – Bunaken, Lembeh and Nusa Lembongan, Bali.
For information and prices of all courses we offer please click here.
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