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Nad   Lembeh Resort

Nad Lembeh Resort

Lembeh, Indonesia


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NAD-Lembeh Resort and the Lembeh Strait are famous all over the world for the peerless macro and muck diving.NAD is also owner-operated, almost all year Simon and Zee are present on site. If they aren’t at the resort, they are off on a photographic adventure or diving. This also makes them different from any other resort we know – we still go on diving holidays. The dive team is second-to-none, with 15 full-time guides who between them have over 100 years of diving experience in Lembeh.
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Teluk Rarandam Kecil, Mawali, Lembeh Utara, Bitung

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