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Lembeh Strait Reef

Reef Indonesia Macro Diving Fringing Reef Sulawesi Sea Muck

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Lembeh Strait Reef in Indonesia is a world-renowned destination for muck diving, notable for its rare and highly diverse critters like the mimic octopus.

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Lembeh Strait Reef ranks #53 of 126 in the Reef ranking, behind Kingman Reef, ahead of Providence Atoll Reef.

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Why is the Lembeh Strait Reef famous among scuba divers?

Located in Indonesia, the Lembeh Strait is globally renowned as the premier destination for 'muck diving.' Divers visit to find rare and bizarre macro critters hidden in the dark volcanic sand.

What rare marine animals can be found at Lembeh Strait?

The reef and surrounding muck are home to highly diverse and rare creatures. It is one of the best places in the world to spot the mimic octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, and various species of frogfish.

Where exactly is the Lembeh Strait located?

The Lembeh Strait is a narrow stretch of water situated in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. It separates the mainland of Sulawesi from Lembeh Island.

What does 'muck diving' mean in the context of Lembeh Strait?

Muck diving involves searching for small, camouflaged marine life in seemingly barren environments like volcanic sand or mud. The unique sediment of Lembeh Strait provides the perfect habitat for these fascinating critters.

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