Nudi Falls Dive Site in

Lembeh Strait

Nudi Falls should be high on the list when visiting Lembeh Strait. This dive site features a wall that drops from 1 to 20 meters, with rocky and dark grey sandy slopes and coral patches at around 28 meters. The gorgonians that adorn the wall in Nudi Falls are the place to find pygmy seahorses.

Nudibranchs, as the name suggests, are easily spotted in this area, but also cowries in different colors, scorpionfish, anemonefish, Banggai cardinalfish, and giant frogfish. Doing a night dive here is also recommended as striped eel catfish, black-saddled toby, wasp fish, painted frogfish, banded pipefish, boxfish, crocodile fish, cuttlefish, and octopus are putting on a spectacular show.

The currents can be strong in the deeper section of the dive site, especially around the rubble slope. It is important always to pay attention to the dive instructors.

Type of Diving:

Boat

Recommended For:

All divers

Highlights

Varieties of nudibranch, Blue-ring octopus, Harlequin shrimp
20
m

Maximum Depth:

25
m

Horizontal Visibility:

10
m

Min Water Temp:

27°
c

Max Water Temp:

29°
c

Bottom Contour:

Drop off, Slope

Bottom Composition:

Rubble, Sand

Current:

Long shore

Coral Reef:

Bad

Type of Reef:

Fringing

Marine Life

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

Did you know that

Nudi Falls

is in

Lembeh Strait