Angel’s Window Dive Site
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Angel's Window Dive Site

Angel's Window is a stunning dive site found in north Lembeh. It's part of the Lembeh Strait, an area renowned in the diving community for the quality of its macro diving and abundance of tiny critters.

Angel's Window is hugely popular, not only for its wide variety of marine creatures but for its unique underwater topography and namesake - Angel's Window. The 'window' is an extremely photogenic spot, with a fun coral-encrusted swim-through framed against an inky blue backdrop.

Thanks to its location, the site is inundated with interesting creatures, ranging from bizarre-looking clown frogfish to majestic eagle rays. However, one of the main draws of diving in Angel's window is the presence of Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorses roughly 30 metres below the surface. Divers have also been known to spot Pontohi Pygmy Seahorses if they're extremely lucky.

If diving in Angel's Window sounds like the perfect addition to your next diving holiday, get in touch with our Original Diving team to discuss creating a custom itinerary.

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A Note on Price

All of our holidays are completely tailor-made and prices will vary based on things like when in the year you will be travelling, how far in advance you book, the class of flights included and the level of accommodation you choose. The guide prices shown across this website are designed to provide you with a broad indication of how much to budget for your trip.

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Original Travel Expert: Jacqui Brooks
My highlight: Liveaboard diving across Indonesia is nothing short of spectacular with the world's best coral diving, strong currents (big fish), macro critters, muck, wall dives, sloping reefs, drift dives and in both green and blue water. I dived in Komodo National Park on a liveaboard and experienced the most remote sites including Moyo, Satonda and Sangeang Volcano - I honestly didn’t have one disappointing dive for the whole trip.