Dive Into Lembeh

What visitors say

• ★ 5Jen

  The diving: Diving in Lembeh is truly out of this world. Thank you so much to my guides James, Bill, and Christian (and Rico, Rei, Jordy and Agus) who are clearly so passionate about their job, very capable divers, and are absolutely incredible spotters - what they were able to spot just blew my mind over and over again, and Agus is also a marine biologist, and gave a presentation on Nudibranch which was so informative. Because of each of these talented professionals, I had the great privilege of seeing hatching flamboyant cuttlefish (I cried into my mask), mating blue ring octopus, mandarin fish, stargazer, hairy frog fish, Mantis shrimp with eggs, leaf fish, swimming moray eels, pipe fish, Lembeh sea dragon, bobbit worm, Shaun the sheep, devil scorpion fish, electric clams, giant clams and all the different types of: frogfish, nudis, octopus, including a female coconut octopus with her eggs, cuttlefish and seahorses, shrimps (incl harlequin and tiger) and crabs (incl paddle crab). Th

• ★ 5Amanda G

  Absolutely loved our 2nd holiday at Dive into Lembeh resort. Miranda and Steve are amazing hosts and go out of their way to ensure you have a great stay and incredible dives. Communication leading up to the trip and during our stay was excellent. Our room was comfortable and clean, and we even had a hot tub on the deck, which was fabulous after a day of diving. Nb not all rooms have a hot tub. Food is delicious and plentiful. My only complaint is I ate too much!!! Desserts and afternoon cakes are seriously yummy too. The dining room and kitchen staff are so so lovely. The diving is wonderful. Every guide we have had during both our stays have been helpful, knowledgeable , and patient whilst I take my photos!! Their ability to spot the tiniest critters is unbelievable. Everything at the resort is conveniently located (dive room, cleaning tubs, camera room, bar/ dining area and pool) so it's like a liveaboard experience but based from land! We will definitely be back. Thank y

• Seairadives

  Dive Into Lembeh completely exceeded every expectation I had for the trip. From the moment we arrived, the entire team made us feel genuinely welcomed and cared for. Steve and Miranda have created something really special at Dive Into Lembeh. Their passion for the ocean, hospitality, and attention to detail can be felt throughout the entire resort experience, and it is very clear how much they care about both their guests and their staff.|The resort itself is beautiful, peaceful, and perfectly designed for divers. The accommodations were incredibly comfortable after long dive days, with beautiful views overlooking the water and a relaxing atmosphere that immediately made the resort feel like home. Every part of the property felt thoughtfully designed for divers and underwater photographers.|The diving was honestly unreal. Nearly every dive felt like a treasure hunt where something incredible could appear at any moment. We saw blue ring octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, wonderpus, algae o

• keithlJ4689JJ

  We travelled to Dive into Lembeh in 2018 when it was definitely in its early formative days. We have just made a return trip and the resort has developed significantly since its fledgling days. Run by Steve and Miranda the resort cultivates a very friendly family feel. The staff are all very engaging and the staff development and training is very evident. As usual in Indonesia you are always met with a smile and nothing is too much trouble. The setup is very much a "live aboard on land" with relatively short distances between the rooms, restaurant and dive operation. Photographers are catered for with a spacious camera room, large rinse tanks, compressed air blowers and careful handling of cameras by the staff. The dive guides are excellent and know their sites extremely well. Food is plentiful and filling with a pre breakfast before your first dive, breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as fruit on the boat after each dive and snacks after your afternoon dive ... you definitely will not

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