Amazing Underwater Adventures in Indonesia, since 2001
THIS WEEK IN LEMBEH…Blue Ringed Octopus are out in force along with Wonderpus, Pontohi Pygmy Seahorse, Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Giant, Painted and Hairy Frogfish, and the ultimate of the Lembeh hairy creatures – the Hairy Octopus 🙂 Plus, where are all of these humungous Stonefish coming from? We’re seeing them everywhere! Find out more about diving…
THIS WEEK IN LEMBEH… Lots of Ambon Scorpionfish in various colours! Plus Hairy Ghost Pipefish, Hairy Frogfish, Pygmy Seahorses galore, Coconut Octopus, a huge Melibe (hooded nudi), Bobbit Worm and Stargazers. Plus two Dives Against Debris… Details of those to follow! Find out more about diving Lembeh Straits with us.
Our resort in Lembeh has just been awarded 5 Star Certificate of Excellence for 2012 from Tripadvisor!! We would like to say thanks to all our guests that helped us with this, as well as all our staff who made this happen. Find out more about diving Lembeh Straits with us.
As part of Project Aware’s Debris Month of Action, our team in Lembeh took to the seas armed with trash bags and hauled in over 197kg of trash! Well done guys!! Visit our Facebook page to find out more about our conservation efforts in Lembeh. [slideshow]
Karen & Tom will be joining us in Lembeh for their 5th trip 4-11 November. Although they are keen muck-divers, they are dead keen to do some exploration diving as well. We are therefore opening an invitation to anyone else who also wants to join us! We will be running normal diving during this time,…
We have been seeing loads of Blue Ring Octopus recently in Lembeh so we thought we would tell you a bit about them! Ecology There are possibly 10 different species of blue-ringed octopus but only 4 have been formally names and all are inhabitants of asian-pacific waters: Greater Blue-ringed Octopus (Hapalochlaena lunulata) Lesser Blue-ringed Octopus…
We are starting a new series of regular blogs from our DM Interns. The first is from Lewis, he is taking our 6-week Eco-Dm Internship in Bunaken & Lembeh. Well, where to begin?? Arrived on Lembeh to be welcomed by the friendly dogs that roam the resort, keeping guard and always looking for food. Followed…
Highly sought for their fins, meat, oil, teeth and cartilage, sharks have a high price on their heads. Demand for shark fins, lacking fishery management and virtually non-existing regulations for almost all shark trade are pushing many shark species to the brink of extinction. The heat is on to give decimated shark populations the protections…
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