Tanzania tour operator for Safari, Kilimanjaro Climbing and Cultural Tourism
Our commitments
COMMUNICATION and EXPERIENCE
We believe that the communication between people is important. Our drivers/guides always take time to communicate with our customers, and try their best to help our customers to communicate with local residents in Tanzania.
We offer unique cultural tourism so that our customers will experience something new other than only watching wild animals on safari.
With better communication and physical experiences, your trip to Tanzania will be more fascinating and unforgettable.
ALTERNATIVE BUDGET TRAVEL
We have some alternative accommodations to suggest such as tented camps or camping, for those who do not want to stay in luxurious hotels. Everyone has a different budget and expectation for their vacations. Therefore we do our best to meet your own desires.
COMMUNITY
We believe that what Tanzania attracts visitors is not only wild animals in the national parks, but also the people living there and their culture. Through our cultural tourism programs, we offer opportunities to our customers to visit a local village, and experience the real Tanzanian lifestyle. Part of the fees accrued from these programs is contributed to the local community to support their projects. We hope tourism benefits both visitors and residents.
PEOPLE AT F&K
He was born in Ilkiding’a village near Arusha, Tanzania. He graduated from the University of Dar es Salaam and has a law degree. His passion for nature and ability of foreign languages brought him to work at Mt.Kilimanjaro as an assistant guide from year 2000 to 2005. He had been also working as a cultural tourism guide in Ilkiding’a from 1999 to 2006. Although he does not always wear the traditional Maasai costumes, he is still a typical Maasai man; he loves meat and milk! He will take you to an exciting trip to national parks and to the Ilkiding’a village, expecting it will become a memorable experience that you can’t help coming back again to Tanzania.
She is from Tokyo, Japan. After she got her master degree in sustainable tourism at the University of Utah in USA, she moved to Kenya and worked for a hotel in Maasai Mara as a guest relation staff from 2005 to 2007. She moved to Tanzania in 2007. She was a typical city-girl from Tokyo, but after being touched by the warmth of Tanzanian people, she fell in love with this country. Now she enjoys her life in the mountain with Maasai people very much! She will arrange your trips to be exciting and be more memorable than ever.
