Jahir
Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
- Beginner
- No current
- Best Mar to Oct
Jahir is a beginner dive site in Lembeh Strait, North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Dives run from 5 to 20 m, with little or no current. The best months are March to October. Marine life here includes scorpionfish, blue ring octopus and frogfish. One dive shop on Scubalo runs trips here.
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Conditions at Jahir
- Max depth
- 20 m
- Depth range
- 5–20 m
- Current
- None
- Level
- Beginner
Safety
- Blue-ringed octopus
- Look, never touch.
About Jahir
When to dive Jahir
Season
- Right now
- Year round
- The Lembeh Strait is dived all year.
- Calmest months
- March to October.
Marine life at Jahir
What divers report seeing here. Tap one to see where else it turns up.
Type of diving
Questions about Jahir
What is Jahir known for?
Frogfish. Giant, warty and hairy frogfish live on its sand and coral blocks, and on a good day you can see four or five species on one dive.
What is the seabed like at Jahir?
A gentle slope of black volcanic sand with rubble patches and scattered coral blocks.
Is Jahir good for beginners?
Yes. It is shallow with little current. Steady buoyancy helps you stay close to the sand without stirring it up.
Where is Jahir?
On the Sulawesi mainland side of the Lembeh Strait, near Bitung.
When is the best time to dive the Lembeh Strait?
The strait is dived all year. March to October brings the calmest conditions.
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Dive shops that go to Jahir
One shop in the directory runs trips here.

