Dive site · access from Lembeh Strait

Aer Prang

A classic muck dive over black sand and scattered debris, good for octopuses, seahorses, scorpionfish and crustaceans.

Depth
5–20m
Current
Mild
Minimum level
Open water
Access
Boat
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The case for it

Why dive here

  • Black sand with debris and algae
  • Octopuses, seahorses and crustaceans

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What may rule it out

  • Conditions can change. Confirm depth, current and access with a local operator.

Access and timing

Plan this through Lembeh Strait

Best overall months: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct. Check the destination planner for operating season, wildlife and other matching sites.

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Wildlife

Seen around Lembeh Strait

rareoccasionalcommonly seenpeak seasondestination closed

These are destination-level records, not confirmed sightings at Aer Prang.

Blue-ringed octopus
Sighting likelihood by month
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Januaryoccasional
Februaryoccasional
Marchoccasional
Apriloccasional
Mayoccasional
Juneoccasional
Julyoccasional
Augustoccasional
Septemberoccasional
Octoberoccasional
Novemberoccasional
Decemberoccasional
Flamboyant cuttlefish
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Pygmy seahorse
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Hairy frogfish
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Mandarinfish
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Sources & last checked

Checked July 2026

Research is source-backed, but conditions and fees should still be confirmed locally.

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Note on the data: Coordinates are approximate; not surveyed dive-site GPS.