Manny Timor Tours

Locally Owned & Operated

Off-the-Beaten Track Adventure

Experienced & Professional Guides

Locally Owned & Operated

Off-the-Beaten Track Adventure

Experienced & Professional Guides

Explore the Culture & History of 2 Nations on 1 Island

Journey through this mystic island of two nations in the Malay Archipelago, home to panoramic coasts, traditional mountain villages, and spectacular views. Traverse jungles, dive or snorkel on pristine reefs, and visit sacred mountain shrines and temples while learning about the fascinating history and culture of this island. Our tours are run by local guides and cover the themes of history, culture, tradition, trekking, birdwatching, and sightseeing. These Timor tours will connect you with local communities and give you access to rarely visited locations.

A view of the mountains dotted with dwellings

10-Day Timor-Leste Tour

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A village gather around the construction of a new beehive hut

7-Day West Timor Tour

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14-Day Timor Tour

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5-Day Timor Leste’s Jaco Island Tour

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7-Day Mount Ramelau & Atauro Island Tour

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Half and Full Day Tours in Timor Leste/East Timor

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About Timor Island

Timor Island is separated into two nations. The west side is part of East Nusa Tenggara (a province of Indonesia) and was once colonized by the Dutch. East Timor was colonized by the Portuguese and then, during their fight for independence, the nation was occupied by the Indonesian military for over two decades until 2002, when they achieved independence. The island is populated by various communities many of which speak different languages and have their own traditions and culture. The island is still building much of its infrastructure making it the ideal destination for adventurous tourists looking to get off the beaten path.

About Timor Island

Timor Island is separated into two nations. The west side is part of East Nusa Tenggara (a province of Indonesia) and was once colonized by the Dutch. East Timor was colonized by the Portuguese and then, during their fight for independence, the nation was occupied by the Indonesian military for over two decades until 2002, when they achieved independence. The island is populated by various communities many of which speak different languages and have their own traditions and culture. The island is still building much of its infrastructure making it the ideal destination for adventurous tourists looking to get off the beaten path.