Nudi Retreat
Also known as: Nudi Retreat 1
Nudi Retreat is a coral bowl in the shallows that turns into a sand slope with encrusted boulders, flanked by two walls with soft corals. Lembeh Resort calls it the most heavily dived site of the strait, best known for pygmy seahorses and nudibranchs.
The site is named for its large variety of nudibranchs, as if it were a spa for them. Shallow coral leads into a sand slope with boulders below, and two walls reach out to either side with healthy soft corals growing up to only 2 m below the surface. Pygmy seahorses and sea moths are the main attractions according to Lembeh Resort. Dive The World describes a gentle slope from a sheltered cove on the Sulawesi side, with more coral than most sites on the island side, anemonefish, boxer crabs, juvenile flamboyant cuttlefish and blue-ringed octopus at certain times of year.
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