Lembeh Strait is a narrow strait that separates mainland island of Sulawesi and Lembeh Island. Lembeh strait which has a length of about 20 km is the object of tourist attraction (ODTW) Bitung City,North Sulawesi,Indonesia.
Lembeh strait for international underwater photography lovers may already be familiar.The specialty of Lembeh Strait lies precisely in the uniqueness of a small biota and biota are well camouflaged in the habitat.Most of the biota is even include rare and even can not be found elsewhere, or is endemic. Because of these features,Lembeh Strait is often dubbed as the Mecca of Divers or The Mecca of Macro Photography.
Lembeh Strait is a haven for rare nudibranchs. Frog with colorful fish, pigmy sea horse, sea dragon, crocodile fish, pipe fish, and many more unique fish species,and Noted, various types of groups octopus and squid unique only to be found in Lembeh Strait, a narrow endemic in this region. Various types of nudibranch also inhabit this region.
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