Killerai 
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Professional Safari Guide

After getting his Advanced Diploma in African Wildlife Management from the College of African Wildlife Management (MWEKA), Killerai started guiding safaris from the early age of 18. Since then, Killerai has led walking safaris, cultural safaris & photographic safaris, he has led and lectured on student trips and been involved with filming projects, including National Geographic. One of his specialties and passions is birds and he attended a bird course in the Usambara Mountains in 2012.  If his smile and warm personality don’t win you over, his passion and knowledge of birds, indigenous cultures, wildlife and ecology surely will.

Simon Kivuyu

Professional Safari Guide 

Growing up as a traditional Maasai Simon spent most of his early years as a heard boy in the bush where he learned allot about wildlife. Simon’s desire to learn forced him to leave his fathers livestock unattended while in school and check on the heard during class breaks against his fathers will. Herding from a young age gave Simon an amazing eye for spotting things usually unnoticed by most, from buffalo hidden in bushes to small forest birds. Simon has been guiding since 2004 and has led many walking trips in northern Tanzania. 

Douglas Duncan 
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Professional Safari Guide 

Douglas grew up in Moshi where he first studied graphic Art. Not long after working in this career, Douglas pursued his true passion which is wildlife. In Arusha Douglas got his diploma in Wildlife Ecology and a certificate in tour guiding and Leadership skills.  Douglas also obtained a Kilimanjaro mountain guide certificate and has guided several parties on various routes. Guiding has kept Douglas busy since 2007 where he has led a range of trips in Tanzania, ranging from walking safaris in the Serengeti to 6 week long university student trips, teaching swahili and lecturing on ecology and wildlife. In 2015, he passed the Interpretive Guide Society Level 2 walking guide certification. 

Douglas is a very passionate birder and recently went to a bird course in the Usambara mountains. Douglas’ blend of art, ecology and people skills make him a unique, personable and knowledgeable companion to explore Tanzania with.

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