Kembahu Bay Dive Site in

Lembeh Strait

Similar to Air Prang, Teluk Kembahu or Kembahu Bay is divided into three sections. Shortened as TK, there are TK1, TK2, and TK3. This dive site is another gentle black sandy slope and one of the best muck dive sites in Lembeh Strait.

Known as the site where the mimic octopus was first observed, there are also low coral patches and small bommies, creating comfortable shelters for giant frogfish and stargazers. Different species of wasp fish, devilfish, scorpionfish (including Ambon scorpionfish), and other species of octopus, like blue-ringed, can also be found here.

Boat, Muck
All divers
15
m

Maximum Depth:

25
m

Horizontal Visibility:

10
m

Min Water Temp:

27°
c

Max Water Temp:

29°
c

Bottom Contour:

Flat

Bottom Composition:

Rubble, Sand

Current:

Long shore

Coral Reef:

Bad

Type of Reef:

Patch

Marine Life

Trevallies, Snapper, Fusilier, Sweetlips, Butterfly, Cardinal, Grouper, Damselfish, Batfish, Wrasse, Parrot, Surgeon, Trigger, Box, Puffer, Porcupine, Flounder, Gobies, Moray Eels, Eels, Frogfish, Leaf fish, Scorpion, Flathead, Blennies, Dragonet, Octopus, Shrimp, Crab, Nudibranch, Flatworm, Shell, Snake, Ray

Did you know that

Kembahu Bay

is in

Lembeh Strait