East Timor (Timor-Leste)

5-7 Day 4-6 Cities

Dili, Baucau, Maubisse, Atauro Island
Explore the untouched beauty and rich culture of East Timor in this 8-10 day tour. From the bustling capital city of Dili to the serene beaches of Atauro Island, this tour covers the most iconic destinations in East Timor. Highlights include exploring colonial architecture, enjoying pristine beaches, diving in crystal-clear waters and experiencing the local Timorese culture. This journey offers a blend of urban exploration, nature activities and cultural immersion.

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Tour FAQ

Do Indian citizens need a visa to travel to East Timor?

  • Yes, Indian citizens require a visa to enter East Timor.

What is the official currency of East Timor?

  • The official currency of East Timor is the United States Dollar (USD).

What is the best time to visit East Timor?

  • The best time to visit East Timor is during the dry season, from May to November.

Is English widely spoken in East Timor?

  • English is spoken, but Tetum and Portuguese are the official languages. Indonesian is also widely spoken.

What are some must-try dishes in Timorese cuisine?

  • Must-try dishes include ikan sabuko (grilled fish), batar daan (corn and mung bean soup) and fresh seafood.

Are credit cards accepted in East Timor?

  • Major credit cards are accepted in some establishments, but it is advisable to carry cash, especially in remote areas.

What is the significance of the Cristo Rei statue in Dili?

  • The Cristo Rei statue is a prominent landmark in Dili, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding coastline.

What activities can you do on Atauro Island?

  • On Atauro Island, you can enjoy snorkeling, diving, exploring underwater caves, and visiting local villages.

What is unique about Baucau?

  • Baucau is known for its colonial architecture, beautiful beaches like Wataboo Beach, and attractions such as the Venilale Caves and Mount Matebian.

Can you recommend a cultural attraction in Maubisse?

  • The Pousada de Maubisse, a colonial-era guesthouse, and local coffee plantations are notable cultural attractions in Maubisse.