Popular Morogoro Tour Guides
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Tanzania
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
I’m Tanzanian through and through, with a misplaced affinity for cheesy romance movies (who doesn’t love Titanic!) and Country and Western music (something my friends are forever teasing me about). The first thing you’ll notice about me is that I love meeting new people and making them smile. The second is that I have a deep passion for and knowledge of my home country. If you’re setting foot in Africa for the first time, Tanzania can seem bewildering, daunting, and exotic. But I’m here to settle you in and give you insider knowledge about our language, customs and beliefs. How do you eat ugali with one hand? Everyone learns ‘jambo’ as a greeting, but what words do Tanzanians really use? What do local people do when they believe their personal ‘star’ is no longer shining? Kevin, can you teach me how to moonwalk? (why yes!) You’ll have me on hand to help and advise you before, throughout, and even after your tour – perhaps you’ll even join me on another one of my experiences! After booking your place on my tour, you’ll receive some personal pre-travel advice on Tanzanian etiquette, and a little on the language – starting with; ‘how on earth do you pronounce Ngorongoro?’ A few things you should know about the people of Tanzania: we love to smile, laugh, sing, dance, and have fun (any excuse!) We wear our hearts on our sleeves and form friendships quickly and naturally. In fact, in my native language, Kiswahili, the word ‘mgeni’ meaning ‘foreigner’, is the same as the word for ‘guest’. Here you are not a tourist but a new companion, and that is the feeling I want you to experience as your personal host. Karibu nyumbani! Tanzania welcomes you home!
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Tanzania
Frazier M.
Hello Global Travellers, Karibu Tanzania; My name is Frazier and I am a local tour expert with profound experience and abundant exposure. I am also a chief Guide and a leader of over 18 Local Guides in Tanzania and Zanzibar, We can cover everywhere in Adventures of Tanzania. I connect global travellers to Tanzania Cultures, Mount Kilimanjaro climbing, Serengeti - Ngorongoro Safaris, Selous, Mikumi, Zanzibar Archipelago Beach excursions, and all other tour activities in Tanzania. I have been living and working in the Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Zanzibar, Dar-es-salaam, Morogoro, and Tanga regions of Tanzania. I have hosted many guests from all over the world and helped them experience the best Tanzania offers. If you need proper advice on Tanzania excursions, safety and a successful experience with Kilimanjaro climbing, Zanzibar or great migration Serengeti Safari; I am more than happy to assist you!
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Tanzania
Frazier M.
Hello Global Travellers, Karibu Tanzania; My name is Frazier and I am a local tour expert with profound experience and abundant exposure. I am also a chief Guide and a leader of over 18 Local Guides in Tanzania and Zanzibar, We can cover everywhere in Adventures of Tanzania. I connect global travellers to Tanzania Cultures, Mount Kilimanjaro climbing, Serengeti - Ngorongoro Safaris, Selous, Mikumi, Zanzibar Archipelago Beach excursions, and all other tour activities in Tanzania. I have been living and working in the Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Zanzibar, Dar-es-salaam, Morogoro, and Tanga regions of Tanzania. I have hosted many guests from all over the world and helped them experience the best Tanzania offers. If you need proper advice on Tanzania excursions, safety and a successful experience with Kilimanjaro climbing, Zanzibar or great migration Serengeti Safari; I am more than happy to assist you!
Tanzania
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
5.00 / 5
(2 reviews)
I’m Tanzanian through and through, with a misplaced affinity for cheesy romance movies (who doesn’t love Titanic!) and Country and Western music (something my friends are forever teasing me about). The first thing you’ll notice about me is that I love meeting new people and making them smile. The second is that I have a deep passion for and knowledge of my home country. If you’re setting foot in Africa for the first time, Tanzania can seem bewildering, daunting, and exotic. But I’m here to settle you in and give you insider knowledge about our language, customs and beliefs. How do you eat ugali with one hand? Everyone learns ‘jambo’ as a greeting, but what words do Tanzanians really use? What do local people do when they believe their personal ‘star’ is no longer shining? Kevin, can you teach me how to moonwalk? (why yes!) You’ll have me on hand to help and advise you before, throughout, and even after your tour – perhaps you’ll even join me on another one of my experiences! After booking your place on my tour, you’ll receive some personal pre-travel advice on Tanzanian etiquette, and a little on the language – starting with; ‘how on earth do you pronounce Ngorongoro?’ A few things you should know about the people of Tanzania: we love to smile, laugh, sing, dance, and have fun (any excuse!) We wear our hearts on our sleeves and form friendships quickly and naturally. In fact, in my native language, Kiswahili, the word ‘mgeni’ meaning ‘foreigner’, is the same as the word for ‘guest’. Here you are not a tourist but a new companion, and that is the feeling I want you to experience as your personal host. Karibu nyumbani! Tanzania welcomes you home!
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