Guided tour · with MaunTimor Guide
Ramelau Sunrise Trek
- Length2 days
- Days2
- Stops16
- Group1–10
- Per personOn request
Duration: two days/one night. This is for those that need a little effort and adventure with their tour. You’re going to climb Timor-Leste’s highest peak. Whilst it’s a walk up a reasonably well-formed path with some washouts to navigate you won’t need a map, but you will need a decent level of fitness, and you will need to come prepared with torch and wind-proof, weather-proof clothing and drinking water. It can even freeze occasionally at the summit. You could get wind, fog or rain. Or all three. Or you more likely will be rewarded with a stunning sunrise and views over the many ridges and ranges and on down to the ocean on both sides of Timor.
Suitable for those with a good level of fitness. The climb (in the dark, so you can get there before sunrise) is from the Ramelau Sanctuary at around 2000m to the summit at 2900m (or nearly 10,000 feet in Old Money) and most people will reach the Summit in between 1.5 and 2.5 hours with a one hour return to your vehicle at the Sanctuary carpark.
Itinerary
Day 1
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1
Hotel pick-ups commence
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2
Depart Dili
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3
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4
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5
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6
Check in at Ovalido Guest House, Hato Builico, the highest village in Timor-Leste
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7
Dinner at own expense. Early to bed
Extra, paid on the day · price not stated — Payable locally — not included in the tour price (per operator manual)
Day 2
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8
Up and at ‘em. There’s a mountain to climb!
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9
Depart Hato Builico
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10
Begin walking from Ramelau Sanctuary
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11
Return from Summit to Ramelau Sanctuary
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12
Return to Ovalido for breakfast
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13
Depart Hato Builico
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14
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15
Visit Mt Rabilau and Sacred House
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16
Lunch break at Projecto Montanha, not included
Extra, paid on the day · price not stated — Payable locally — not included in the tour price (per operator manual)
Included
- Snack and Drinks
- Entrance Fees
Not included
- Note that, apart from breakfast on Day Two, which is included, meals and drinks with meals are not included.


