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The team - Divers Lodge Lembeh
Rob Sinke, a Dutch PADI master instructor and his Indonesian wife Linda, own and manage Divers Lodge Lembeh.
Rob, Adrian and Linda (Sinke Family)
All our dive guides made at least 600 dives before they started guiding. Some of them logged more than 5000 dives here in Lembeh Strait. They know all the sites very well. They know the underwater life and even more important, they know what you want!
All members of our staff have been trained at the resort. They will all consider you to be their own personal guest and will welcome you warmly. For our maximum number of 12 guests, we are having more than 50 staff.
Dive Guides
 Paulus |
 Johny 1 |
 Ungke |
 Ronald |
 Demos |
 Jerry |
 Agi |
Ivan |
| Opink | Johny 2 | Ede | Onong |
Administration, Restaurant and Housekeeping
 Fanti (Restaurant) |
 Feibe (Restaurant) |
 Lucy (Restaurant) |
 Belgis (Reservation) |
 Amelia (Accounting) |
 Evita (Administration) |
 Delly (Laundry) |
 Sendy (Housekeeping) |
 Maria (Housekeeping) |
 Yanti (Adrian' nanni) |
 Leidy (Chef for guests) |
 Cici Cory (Chef for guests) |
 Popi Administration |
 Maka (Beach) |
 Yul (Chef for staff) |
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 Andi (Baker) |
 Ale (Chef for staff) |
 Manyi (Chef for staff) |
 Yanto (Chef for guests) |
 Amang (Accounting) |
 Irlan (Restaurant) |
Motorist and Boat Crew
 Ambi (Motorist) |
 Elieser (Motorist) |
 Hengki (Motorist |
 Lexy (Motorist) |
 Yusak (Motorist) |
 Johan (Boat Crew) |
 Etes (Boat Crew) |
 Rinto (Boat Crew) |
 Nus (Boat Crew) |
 Hendrik (Boat Crew) |
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Maintenance, Mechanic, Night Guard and Driver
 Papa |
 Ot |
 Steven |
 Eddy |
 Eddy (Driver) |
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Our Pet
Our cats are not only lovely company, but do also help to keep us free of rats, mice and snakes. Luckily are the Tarsius monkeys, Monitor lizard, too fast for them and they seem not to be interested in the birds. Our mascotte and close family member Manis, a black macaque, has recently moved away from us to a shelter centre and is on this moment placed inside a group of her own kind. The centre is working on a program to once release them back in nature.
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