Timor-Leste
Hike up to Timor-Leste's highest peak,Mt Ramelau, browse in the local markets and breathe in the smells of coffee and euclayptus. Visit local villages and immerse yourself in Timorese culture, just a few of the many activities that can be combined with your diving safari

Your tour starts with a scenic drive through the mountains of Dare passing through coffee plantations and Eucalyptus forests before moving onto a trek to the summit of Mt Ramelau; the highest peak in the island of Timor and standing at 2963m(9721ft). Spend a night in a guest house along the way. The next 3 days are spent visiting the Suai Cathedral and local viallages and markets where we see the traditional Thais style of weaving. In the town of Bonobaro there is time for a relax in the hot springs of Marobo before continuing onwards for a view of the expansive rice fields. The tour ends in Dili after a visit to the forts and museums. Tour includes all accommodation - full board, transfers and english speaking guide.

- Mt. Ramelau Hike - 2 days - from Dili

Departing from Dili take a scenic drive through the moutains, coffee plantations and euclayptus forests to the start of your trek in the town of Hatubuiliko. After trekking to the summit rest for the night at the camp and arise early the following day for a spectacular sunrise. Descend back to the village and onwards to Dili. Tour includes transport and 1 night in camp or guest house, english speaking guide. Weather dependent as temperatures can drop to near freezing at the summit.


- Discover Dili - half and full day tours - Dili

Take a full or half day tour to explore some of the wonders of this hostoric city. Your guide will show you the historic monuments and buildings of Dili, including the Santa Cruz cemetry, the Chega Museum and Cristo Rei statue combined with a tour of the local Halilaran and Tais markets with plenty of time for some souvenir shopping. Tours can be full or half day in either morning or afternoon (4 hours)

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