The resort’s buildings are a mix of traditional Minihasan-style and modern comforts and have been designed specifically with divers and photographers in mind. All of the resort rooms have 24-hour electricity, en-suite bathroom with hot water, hairdryer, custom-made soaps and shampoo, air-conditioning, king-size bed or twin beds, wardrobe, table and chair, dispenser for cold and hot drinking water, complimentary tea and coffee, stocked mini-bar, free Wi-Fi, and electronic safe. Guests can choose to stay in a modern block with smaller rooms - perfect for those on a budget or single travellers - cottages scattered throughout the gardens or in an incredible clifftop suite that arguable has the best views of any room in all of Lembeh!

Lembeh Resort’s restaurant serves buffet-style breakfasts and lunches, and á la carte evening meals, serving a range of both Indonesian and Western dishes. The food is purchased from local farmers in the Minihasan highlands and the fish bought daily from local suppliers.  Lembeh resort also offers weekly BBQs. The resort also has a pool and pool bar built just meters from the sea, with a deck and comfortable sunbeds - and perfect views of the surrounding volcanoes and spectacular sunsets across the strait. Finally, tucked away in the the resort gardens is the purpose-built spa, where guests can book a range of treatments designed to ease the mind and body.

The dive centre is well-managed, spacious and equipped with a full range of high-quality dive kit, including torches and U/V lighting. The new dive preparation area has long benches for kitting up and plenty of room for hanging and drying equipment. There is also a large camera work room with rinse tanks, plenty of work stations and power sockets for charging batteries. Close by is the ‘Genus Cafe’ where guests can get a coffee and browse the selection of ID books and magazines. Next to the dive centre is the Photo Centre where guests can book courses and critique sessions, as well as seek support and advice should they have a problem with their photography equipment during their stay. The Photo Centre even has a custom-built dry cabinet to help with repairs, as well as a 3D-printer to build custom parts.

Lembeh Resort offers a flexible dive schedule whereby guests can join a boat for one or two dives in the morning, an afternoon dive, daily mandarinfish dives, daily night dives and even guided late night dives. Guests can also dive the house reef at any time of day or night. The resort operates a ‘Dive as you like’ policy - meaning they work out their dive schedule around their guests desires rather than vice versa. Day dives are from the resort’s custom-built dive boats, fitted out with plenty of shade, space for equipment and cameras, as well as safety equipment, fresh fruit, drinks, snacks and water. Lembeh Resort’s dive centre has 5 instructors and 15 guides on site and guarantees small dive groups with a maximum of 4 guests to 1 guide, and offers private guides. The resort is located in the middle of the Lembeh Strait and all of the nearby sites are within 15 minutes of the dive centre.