Lembeh Workshop

Paul Macdonald · Issue 82, Jan/Feb 2015 · pp. 59–61

Products mentioned: Nikon D700, Sea & Sea housing, Sea & Sea strobes, 105mm macro lens

It was with great excitement that we boarded the boat to head off on the first dive of our Lembeh Strait adventure. Before we knew it we had rolled into the warm 27 degree water and critter hunting amongst the black volcanic sand. The macro life here is simply amazing with some of the strangest creatures. We had arrived at Eco Divers the day before coming from Adelaide, Elizabeth and I leading a group of 4 other underwater photographers. Eco Divers Lembeh offers a very unique resort and dive experience. Nights are spent in the comfort of a resort and the day is spent diving from a day liveaboard. They provided us a personalized service that was without equal. The resort caters for a maximum of just 16 divers. The rooms, all with air conditioning and ensuite bathrooms were immaculately presented and very comfortable. And close to every room was an indoor camera room with charging points, …