Nomad Adventure Divers is an Eco friendly resort in the heart of Lembeh Strait. Located in a small natural bay, its prime location makes it perfect for a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere. Here you will find numerous internationally acclaimed photographers returning year after year, hunting those truly unique critters rarely seen in other regions of the world. Lembeh Strait offers diversity incomparable to any other diving destination you are likely to find. The resort is managed by friendly, professional spanish couple Sandra and Jo, who have dedicated their entire life to the tourism industry and are passionate about diving. Now they are able to combine both pleasures, and with them and their friendly and helpful staff you will feel at home and have an unforgettable holiday.

English, Spanish, and German are spoken at the resort

NAD-lembeh has only 10 rooms and a typical Minahasa bungalow. 5 superior (hot water, fan & attached european toilet) and 5 deluxe (aircon, hot water, fan & attached european toilet). The uniquely decorated rooms have a panoramic view of our tropical garden, the tranquil sea and the mystic volcanos. In the Minahasa bungalow, couples looking for some more privacy will find their little haven. Located in one side of the resort and 10 steps from our private black sand beach, features hot water, air conditioning, attached open-roof balinese style bathroom, bamboo furniture, a four poster bed with mosquito net, tea and coffee making facilities and a private balcony overlooking the Strait.

The Diving
Custom diving means is you who decide how to dive. Never more than 8 divers per boat and a ratio of 4 divers per dive guide. The dedicated, friendly staff will take care of your equipment too. No hassle, no bottom time limits, no rush, no crowds. Always without compromising our main concerns: safety and security. The boats are equipped with oxygen units, first aid kits and mobile phones. There is also tea, coffee, water, snacks and diving towels on board for your comfort between dives. All NAD's dive guides are well trained and experienced to make sure you get the most of this diving experience. Be it Yopie, Numpi, Hendra or Empy, they all have thousands of dives in the Strait and amazing eagle eyes.

Macro photography is the key word in Lembeh strait, and here are such a large variety of critters like this hippocampus pontohi (right picture) found in the shallows of up to 7m. Whether you are a professional photographer, amateur or marine biology passionated you will make the most of your skills and equipment in the Strait. Visit our photo gallery to see what our guest have seen and done while staying with us and come to experience it by yourself. We have a dedicated camera room and charging station available for use 24 hours.

Lembeh Strait is widely known as the muck diving capital of the world, and due to its protective nature, diving is done all year round.

Muck is the name given to the black sand and ash bottom that’s found mostly on the western side of Lembeh strait. This muck is very high in nutrition which is one of the many reasons that give way to such a biodiversity found here in North Sulawesi. Unique and rare critters are always to be found around every corner.

Those who might not be keen on muck diving have nothing to fear, as Lembeh has a lot more to offer. From wall diving to slopes, pinnacles and wrecks, you can be assured of fine coral gardens on the East of Lembeh Island and a great diving experience in Bangka Island. With more than 40 diverse dive sites, Lembeh makes it perfect for all levels of divers and experiences.

* 5 superior rooms with fan & hot water
* 5 deluxe rooms with aicon & hot water
* 1 deluxe Minahasa Bungalow
* Open-air clubhouse restaurant with see view
* DVD-Satellite TV in clubhouse
* International calling
* Reference library
* 220V rounded sockets in rooms
* Laundry service
* Bar service
* Safe box
* Security 24 hours