The Lembeh Strait is well known for being home to multiple species of cephalopod, and one of the most popular species with divers is the coconut octopus. This clever critter is often seen putting on impressive behavioral displays and showing off its intelligence.
Coconut Octopus Appearance
The Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus), is...
The Lembeh Strait is world famous for its critter and muck diving. It is widely believed that the Strait offers the highest density of rare and unusual marine species found on Earth. At Lembeh Resort we believe that such a unique location deserves equally special diving opportunities for those who...
This month we are taking a closer look at nudibranch of the Lembeh Strait and one species in particular has caught our attention. Have you heard of the solar powered nudibranch? They are rare finds, extremely photogenic and we see them here in Lembeh.
Phyllodesmium koehleri
Photo by Agustian Peloa
But how does...
We are delighted to announce that Lisa Collins (world-class, award winning underwater photographer) will be hosting an underwater photography workshop here at Lembeh Resort from 24th – 31st May 2019.
Lisa has travelled and dived extensively around the world and is a major feature writer and photographer for Diver Magazine, Dive...
Rock 'n' roll in Lembeh where the cuttlefish are copulating, the frogfish are frolicking and it’s getting a bit steamy in the Strait! Welcome to the Critter Capital of the World where it’s all about the sex, the muck and our rock ‘n’ roll critters.
One of the highlights of muck...