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Mbeya is an outdoorsy jewel of Tanzania; a place where tourHQ guides showcase hiking in the Poroto Mountains, wildlife spotting in Mpanga-Kipengere, buffalos at Katavi and waterfalls aplenty.
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I pride myself for being a certified professional safari guide and an avid conservation ...
l was born and raised in small in village in Mbeya area .This is where I completed my ...
I spend more than ten years in training and working with Chris Fox, the owner of Mwagusi ...
I am a passionate and experienced tour guide who has dedicated my career to showing visitors the ...
I have been working as a driver and tour guide since 2003, organizing safari in the Nothern and ...
Since 2004, I have been in this industry, have passed different college to train me to became ...
Am professional tour guide with experience of 10 years. Have been working in different national ...
I am twenty years old am Tanzanian. I have diploma in wildlife & tour guiding ...
I am a Tour Guide with Id No KG 920 Authorised by Kilimanjaro National Park in 2012 category of ...
i go by the name john obara , i am private guide around arusha town here in tanzania as ...
passionate guider with experience and dedicated safari
I work for Tribal Arts and Tours as tour operators which is based in Mbeya city southern highland ...
Enfolded by the green-painted ridges of Tanzania’s Poroto Mountains, great swathes of lush coffee farms and tea plantations, the kaleidoscopic meadows and highland plateaus of the Kitulo National Park and the dusty heights of Loleza Mountain, little Mbeya boasts plenty in the way of outdoorsy activity for the budding ecotourist and nature lover. Nearby, the iconic Mpanga-Kipengere Game Reserve encompasses some of the richest sections of the country’s Southern Highlands, throwing up gushing streams that carve their way through the valleys towards the venae cavae of the Great Ruaha River, ancient mountain forests, and the peripheries of the sprawling Usangu Wetlands. Elsewhere, sandy beaches thread their way along the shores of Lake Nyasa, hippos and crocodiles and Cape buffalo splash in the ponds of the Katavi National Park and hiking trails beckon walkers from the heath-clad heights of Mount Rungwe. All these wonders are best viewed with the help of Mbeya tour guides, who can be found clustering between the teahouses and welcoming homestays in the heart of town.
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