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Located on the most beautiful part of Lembeh Island, Divers Lodge Lembeh Resort is a haven for divers. All bungalows offer ultimate privacy and amazing views.

With our unique private boat and private dive-guide service you get the best out of your dives. Divers Lodge Lembeh is the dive resort with the most beautiful location on Lembeh island. Our goal is to give you the best holiday and diving experience during your stay in North Sulawesi. We offer a diver-to-guide ratio of 2:1, have no dive time limits and our excellent guides will find even the tiniest critters for you. The resort is situated on a hill side with a peninsula in the front covered in forest and coconut trees and water to both sides of the hill (Lembeh Strait and Walenekoko Bay). With a total of 9 bungalows located well apart from each other we offer absolute privacy within nature for your relaxation.

29/08/2026

A few drone photos showcasing our resort's location! With two unique views, facing Lembeh Strait and Walenekoko Lagoon.

23/08/2026

A few images of the resort at morning!
From the restaurant and its view, a few butterflies, a scenic view seen from the paths between the bungalows, the beachfront & our dive-boats, and the surface of the dive-site Tanjung Kusu-Kusu

12/08/2026

Celebes Crested Macaques (Macaca nigra) of Tangkoko Nature Reserve / National Park.
Filmed during our Tangkoko Tour

08/08/2026

A rare seen from our - Due to the combination of clouds and the sunsetting behind Mount Klabat. Recorded from the terrace of our Restaurant.

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03/08/2026

Our Snorkeling & Kayaking Daytrip at Lembeh
A few highlights from yesterday's combined Snorkeling & Kayaking daytrip! Visiting the reefs of Serena Island & Tanjung Kusu-Kusu at Lembeh Strait, and the protected lagoon of Batu Angus.

01/08/2026

An impression of Divers Lodge Lembeh's resort grounds at morning. From all sides you're guaranteed a beautiful view of either Walenekoko Lagoon, or of Lembeh Strait with Mount Klabat, and Dua Saudara.

26/07/2026

Today is World Mangrove Day 2026! We've been working hard for the past few days doing beach clean-ups and making reports to the Environments office of Bitung.

The past few months due to the combination of extreme tides, and strong winds we've seen an excess of floating plastic coming from Bitung. We've made drone photos, monitored where it's coming from and made reports accordingly.

Unfortunately though these floating trash floats had reached our mangrove beach, for the past 20 days we've been cleaning up the beach, and repairing/restoring the mangroves we've planted on June 12th.

At July 21st we've purchased 200 additional mangrove saplings from the mangrove farm at Serawet, and we began replanting the ones we've lost, while creating stronger fortificafions against floating wracks and waves.

On a hopeful note we've been contacted by Waste4Change They're conducting serious studies on Bitung's waste management, and are currently gathering data on the current waste issues, and to find more effective solutions on disposal.

25/07/2026

Lembeh Critter Highlights Pt 2 | Underwater Photography by Peter Kaminski
Critters featured in order:
1. Blue-Ringed Octopus (Hapalochlaena sp.)
2. Mandarinfish (Synchiropus splendidus)
3. Banggai Cardinalfish (Pterapogon kauderni)
4. Spiny Seahorse (Hippocampus histrix)
5. Weedy Scorpionfish (Rhinopias frondosa)
6. Ribbon Eel (Rhinomuraena quaesita)
📷 Photographed by Peter Kaminski | On Instagram Peter Kaminski
🗓 Photographed at May 2026
🤿 Guided by Divers Lodge Lembeh
📍Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

24/07/2026

Lembeh Critter Highlights Pt 1 | Photographed by Peter Kaminski
Critters featured in order:
1. Mototi Octopus (Amphioctopus mototi)
2. Flamboyant Cuttlefish (Ascarosepion pfefferi)
3. Pygmy Seahorse (Hippocampus bargibanti)
4. Ornate Ghost-pipefish (Solenostomus paradoxus)
5. Orangutan Crab (Oncinopus sp.)
6. Peacock Mantis Shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus)
📷 Photographed by Peter Kaminski | On Instagram Peter Kaminski
🗓 Photographed at May 2026
🤿 Guided by Divers Lodge Lembeh
📍Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

20/07/2026

This is Mount Mahawu! At 1.311m above sea level, featuring a crater at a depth of 140m. During a clear day, from the peak you can even see as far as Lembeh, Bangka, and Bunaken Islands!

This is often the first or second destination of our Minahasa Highlands tour, as it's best to be here before 10:00 AM, as any later the peak will get cloudy and the view will be severely obstructed. During the tour we usually have breakfast here.

Mount Mahawu is also most likely the most accesible volcano in North Sulawesi, as we mostly drive our way up, and what follows is only 15 minutes of climbing steps until reaching the peak.

The paths around the crater is particularly interesting too, while it is without a doubt overgrown, if you appreciate plant-life, birds and butterflies there are plenty to be found. Quite noteworthy too, there are pitcher plants growing around the crater path! They're carnivorous plants that eat insects and flies, and you can find quite a lot of them here.

Address

Paudean
Bitung
95551

Website

http://www.diverslodgelembeh.com/

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