A good bit of positive publicity for T-L, after the successful marathon, Tour de Timor and Sunset Fair, this place is shaping up to be a boutique destination for discerning travellers.
These photos are amazing, and a hat-tip goes to Wayne at Freeflow Diving for doing such great judging, even with a bad back and spaced out on painkillers.
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