This is Maulid Omar nick name as Datch, I was born and raise in Zanzibar Islands where I studied my primary and Secondary education at Tumekuja High school in Stone Town of Zanzibar and went to Sokoine University of Agriculture and studied Bachelor degree in Tourism Management.

During the time of studies I got chances to meet and interact with differents people who are diverse in culture, races, religious and ethics hence I learnt and adapt to live with them. Also I got chances to visited many interesting places such national Parks, mountains this bring my soul close to the nature and get inspired to like travel, Leisure and Tourism.

When I returned Home I choose to be local Tour guide to share the experiences and deep Knowledge about Tanzania mainland , and Zanzibar cultures, people and its environment in general.

Experiences: Receptionists, Reservationist, Airports Concierge service and Local Tourists guide. You may contact me via my whats-app number +255 777 977 421 available 24/7

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I am charismatics , Energetic and Charming indigenous Zanzibaris who equipped with great Knowledges In Tourism and Hospitality industry eager to meet new people from different corners across the world and like to share my Knowledge about my local place, people, culture and showing the guest amazing and astonishing places around the Island.

I like to show people attactives sites like Stone Town of Zanzibar, Prison Island, Safaris Blue, Mnemba coral Atoll, Spice garden and Cultural tour visit Swahili house.

* Karibu Zanzibar Hakuna matata*

Interests

• swing dancing
• swiming
• walking tours
• meet with new people
• learning from others

Music, Movies, and Books

Books; Alibaba and forty thieves, African queen, Tales from Arabian night etc.

Music: Celine dion all heat songs, Michel Jackson , Freddie Mercury and Shania Twain

Movies: Pirates of caribbean, Merlin, Into the badland and the 100.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Complete my studies.

Teach, Learn, Share

Languages, History and Tales

Countries I’ve Lived In

Tanzania