Our Team

Born and raised on the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, I have a special passion for all things Tanzania and all things adventure. I am the managing director in charge of marketing, and I also handle our local partnerships. I’m trained in Social Anthropology at the University of Oxford, which has fueled my passion for sustainability, being not only something that you talk about but something that you do. My favorite adventure is the Machame Route on Mount Kilimanjaro, the landscape is absolutely beautiful, and for me, it is an almost spiritual experience.

I am passionate about wildlife and people. As a Travel Specialist working with World Adventure Tours for a year now, I have travelled extensively throughout Africa, worked with local communities in protected areas and have a great passion for its wildlife and its people. I am here to ensure that my guests have a fantastic experience and a peace of mind, knowing that they will be taken care of every step of the way.

I often hear from my customers: “No one has ever offered me a safari like this one before!” or “this was a trip of a lifetime” and it’s this that makes my job worth it!

I look forward to help you plan your dream trip together!

How long have you been climbing?
From 2009 up to date. I became a Mountain Guide in 2012. So 13 years as a climbing guide for both Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.

Where are you from? Which area?
Moshi Town.

Age?
37 years old.

What do you like about the mountain?
The nature on the mountain, the fitness of being on the mountain, the exposure. Also I get to learn different cultures with different by being on the mountain – it’s great!

Do you have any special interest when it comes to nature or sports?
Mountain biking, trekking, high altitude marathons (Rongai gate-summit).

What’s are your best tip(s) to clients who want to summit Kilimanjaro?
Have a positive mind (a strong heart and mind). I think people should just dream it and not think it too much.

I have been guiding and driving safari cars for 10 years now and I absolutely love it. Most of the time I ask clients why they come to Tanzania, the answer is always the Serengeti. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of wildlife with the clients. I am a qualified tour guide, I graduated from Mweka Wildlife College. 

I am a professional safari guide born and raised in Moshi City, Tanzania. I’ve been doing my job for 21 years and I am 45 years old. I have a diploma in Advanced Tour Guiding. I am educated at the Vocational Training Education Authority Of Tanzania (VETA), and Mweka College of African Wildlife Studies specializing in tourism, first aid, fieldwork, wildlife, plants, and biology. I have also received training at Safari Training Center and Wayo Bush schools for more wildlife knowledge and ornithology studies.

I am so passionate about wildlife and I love guiding people in the beautiful national parks that we have here in Tanzania. This is my dream job and I love it! I believe that ecotourism is very important for Tanzania’s wildlife conservation and that is why I have dedicated my life to showing people nature and wildlife so that they can truly appreciate and understand the importance of conservation and protection of our wildlife and environment.

You are most welcome and I can’t wait to see you on Safari!

How long have you been climbing?
From 1997 up to date. I became a Professional Guide in 2000. So it’s been 20 years now climbing as a guide for both Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru!

Where are you from? Which area?
From Moshi Town.

Age?
42

What do you like about the mountain?
The nature and that you are constantly exposed to different environments and there are always new expereiences.

Do you have any special interest when it comes to nature or sports?
I am really interested in checking out wild fauna and flora. But when it comes down to it I love climbing , mountain biking and Uhuru peak!

What’s are your best tip(s) to clients who want to summit Kilimanjaro?
If you want to succeed, take it slow! “Pole pole” as we say.

How long have you been climbing?
I was a mountain porter for one year to support myself, then I became an assistant guide for another year and a half. It became a natural step to become a mountain guide. So, I’ve been climbing from 2002 to date, so about 19 years.

Where are you from? Which area?
I’m from Tanga, the coast area Mombo.

Age?
45 years old!

What do you like about the mountain?
I love the exposure, the climbing culture and it never gets old with beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

Do you have any special interest when it comes to nature or sports?
I run marathons, play football. I also love watching football. But anything to do with sport trekking or running on mountains then I’m in!

What’s are your best tip(s) to clients who want to summit Kilimanjaro?
I think that having a guide who can encourage you is important. A guide who can check their clients heart beat, blood circulation and oxygen levels so that you get the best help that you need. Having first aid knowledge comes in handy and gives the client the security that they need so that they know that they are in good hands.