Hey Nus
Hey Nus was named during its first exploration, when three dive guides were looking for a name and one of them called out to his colleague Nus. The muck slope drops gently to coral patches in about 14 to 20 m, with scattered corals and rope sponges along the way. Lembeh Resort lists several octopus species, seahorses and moray eels, emperor shrimps on sea cucumbers, mandarinfish and stick pipefish among the regular finds.
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