Private tour in Harare Willard N
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My name is Willard. I am a Tour Guide of 15 years experience, having worked in the Museum of Human Sciences, Domboshava Caves and Chiremba Balancing Rocks Monuments for ten years and lately a freelance guide. My work gained me a good knowledge in the history of dinosaurs, origins of man(human evolution), rock art, archaeology and natural history Guiding. Iam a traditional musician, artist, sportsman and enjoy photography. My qualifications are a Diploma in Tourism and Travel Agency Management, certificate in sales representation and customer care, and Lifesaver certificate in First Aid with St Johns Ambulance. I enjoy outdoors, having begun camping as a Boy Scout of 12 years. Meeting people and learning about their Tradition and culture, and enjoying the Environment and Nature has made into a better Guide every time when I'm on tour. While I love my work, I like learning more about Tourism Travel. So come with me and I will show you the social life of my people, and the hidden rich and preserved heritage in the caves and crevices of sacred hills and mountains. HAMBAYI Executive certificate in Tour Guiding and Guest relationship Management, from University of Zimbabwe. Diploma in Tourism and Travel Agency Management, from College of Proffessional Management(CPM).This is a distance learning course, aproved by the Ministry of Higher Education, Zimbabwe, and also member of British Open Learning.
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This is the place that gave the name of our country. Zimbabwe means a house of stone. The Rozvi people established the place around 11 Century and it flourished up to 15th Century. The place is well known as our cultural centre and also a World Heritage site (UNESCO). Well known for the Conical Tower which is within the Great Enclosure. The place boasts of beautiful and carefully constructed stone walls. Being one of more than 300 known sites, this is the biggest and the most visited by people from all corners of the Wonderful World. I am proud to be a guide to this place and use my 20years experience as a guide. Get to learn about the History and Culture. Visit the local art and craft market, sample some Chibuku, our indigenous opaque beer brewed from millet, and maize. When you visit Zimbabwe Ruins, then you have been in Zimbabwe.
. 07:30 - Leave Harare towards Masvingo. . Arrive around 11 am -12 midday at Great Zimbabwe. . Start tour with Hill complex, Valley Complex, Shona Village, Great Enclosure and then end tour with a visit to the Museum. . 15:00 leave Great Zimbabwe before sunset or just after sunset. . Arrive in Harare around 7:30 - 8 pm. Please remember this itinerary is flexible. I will be happy to customise the tour for you!
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Car. Four seater. Road travel to Great Zimbabwe. Walk or hike around monument. We can use a mini bus if the number of visitors happens to be more than 3 (customized tour).
Harare, Harare Province, Zimbabwe
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