Motorbike
You will have to arrange a carnet which is basically a passport for
your vehicle if you plan to travel overland with a vehicle with foreign registration.
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To Kupang
The trip from Dili to Kupang takes 12 to 14 hours. Travel companies make the trip every day with mini buses but they were booked through Christmas so I caught a lift in the back of a truck.
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Jockeys
The Timorese people are nuts for horse racing. The jockeys thunder around the track riding bareback on these fine looking horses.
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K-57 Dive site
Big gorgonians, brown daisy corals, and a huge variety of unusual stuff makes for a spectacular dive. There are so many sponges that we usually break a few off to take home to use in the shower and to wash the car. (Not really!)
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Back roads
Here are a few pictures of what to expect if you are driving the back roads of East Timor.
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Malaysians
These are a cool group of guys that patrol up and down the beach at night with their armored personal carriers.
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Scuba diving
Freeflow Dive is one of the shops that take divers out. You get a good
scenic drive on the way to some of the shore dive sites. It may not be
exotic enough for some divers to drive to the sites but I like the
shore dives.
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Mamar Metanaro
Yesterday I had fried rice, a chicken breast, 2 rolls, and vegetables for $1.35 but then added a cold coke for an extra dollar.
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Pousada De Baucau.
This is one of the nicest hotels in East Timor and has a lot of style for those that want to splurge.
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Waterfall
Heading north out of Viqueque there is a beautiful waterfall right alongside the road.
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