Lembeh

Accommodation at ‘DIL’

Large, super comfy beds and day beds in 7 large bungalows with huge balconies and onsens (a Japanese-style hot tub) with a pool or sea view, will keep you well rested.

There are also two seaview bungalows, a deluxe suite and longhouse style rooms at slightly different price points.

Dive and Eat

The dive resort kitchen provides a compelling buffet menu that changes daily. Every menu can be made not just ‘suitable’ for vegan and plant-based diets but tasty too.

Divine vegan desserts, local curry dishes, home-grown chillies, spices, and a broad Western selection. Our last stay there yielded a vast expansion of the waistline, highly recommended for your next vegan dive vacation.

Underwater Photography

Widely considered as ‘THE’ place to dive for macro enthusiasts and underwater photographers, the resort provides perhaps some of the best camera facilities in the Strait.

Underwater photographers are exceptionally well catered for with dedicated rinse tanks, individual workstations with charging outlets, and air guns to dry equipment.

Dive into Lembeh was built by divers for divers and tailor-made for diving in the Lembeh Strait.  Now in the seventh year of operation, Dive into Lembeh enjoys many return guests, including BBC and Nat Geo film teams. Ranked as one of the best dive resorts in the world by Diver magazine, don’t miss out on this gem.

The Diving

Diving at the resort is done ‘liveaboard’ style, with up to four dives per day, including a night dive. Divers head out on one of the best speedboats in the area and return between dives to eat and relax.

Dive Guiding

The dive guides here are superb, with decades of experience diving in the strait between them. Dive groups maintain a maximum ratio of 3:1, with 2:1 often being the case.  Feel free to provide us with your ‘wishlist’ of critters you want to see, and the Dive into Lembeh guides will likely find them all.