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Juan Z.

Welcome to Bogota the capital of the columbien culture, my name is Juan I´m from Bogota and a professional tour guide who loves to show its city and country and introduce you in to the local culture with very safe conditions to visit and see the historical center, the Gold Museum, the best 500 view point over the city call "Monserrate", the Botero museum and the Simon Bolivar square with the main national political buildins around it. During the City tour I would describe the social situation, geografy, grafitis, politics, arquitecture, food, music and many other aspects about the columbien culture. Dont miss it Best regards Juan Zambrano O.

Alex O.

Hi there! I’m Alex Before ending up in Japan, many years back, I had a nomad life across several Asian countries for many years as well. I spent most of that time in India, where among other activities I had my first experiences as a tour guide. There I also met my wife, and when the relationship got more serious we decided to settle down and have a more stable life, we chose Japan where she is from. Since then I had many personal experiences in this country in different fields such as human relations, jobs in different sectors, trips, bizarre situations, etc, experiences that I always like to share, together with some knowledge about aspects of the culture that I studied for years, just for the sake of getting knowledge without thinking that I would do this activity later on. By the way, I appreciate a lot the human factor, and besides having a responsibility I enjoy a lot just meeting and being with new people. In other words; I love this job, I love the culture I show, and I love human communication in itself. Let’s meet and spend time together so I can show you the best of this city, the cultural capital of Japan.

Takahiro I.

I grew up in the UK, and have lived more than ten years in the UK and USA on overseas assignments. While I lived abroad, I started to realize how shallow my knowledge on Japanese culture, beliefs, history and food was for a Japanese resident, whenever I tried to respond to the questions my foreign friends had about Japan. For the last 20 years I’ve been doing a lot of domestic travel visiting areas that I’ve never been before, and studying history and culture, as well as enjoying Sake from all parts of Japan. From 2015, I intensified my studies of Japan, and in 2017, successfully received government certification as a qualified guide on Japan. Thinking it would help my studies as well as be beneficial for visitors to Japan, I opened a website titled “Rediscovering Japan” in 2016 to record my travels and share my experience with travelers to Japan. To date I have covered 25 of the 47 prefectures in Japan. I have found that rather than just visiting tourist spots at random, it is much more interesting if you have a clear theme of the places you are going to. I hope you'll enjoy the visits with me to rediscover Japan!

Kenji K.

Hello, I was born in 1956 in Hiroshima and have lived in Tokyo for over 40 years. I have a license of “National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter”. I love outdoor activities, especially fishing and golf. I have been to CANADA for 6 months as a bank trainee and have worked for 5 years in the US at the age of my 30s. It is my pleasure to show you around in Japan. As you know, there are four seasons in Japan and you can enjoy the nature of each season. Especially in spring time, cherry blossoms in full bloom welcome you. Japan is a safe country, meals are very delicious, and you can explore Japanese great history at the spiritual places of shrines and temples. Please contact me. You are assured to have an enjoyable and memorial trip. I'm looking forward to having wonderful time with you. See you!

Uemitsu K.

Having been lived in Tokyo area for more than 40 years, I am competent to plan and guide a tailored Tokyo city. The itinerary will be selected from major commercial districts (such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabara, Ginza) , popular sightseeing places (Imperial palace, Asakusa, etc.) as well as famous architectures and building (Tokyo tower, Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo Government Building, etc.) . In addition to watching sports events and movies, I like city walking in modern Tokyo, especially Shibuya, Ginza, and Roppongi, etc. Learning histories is also one of my favorite hobbies, which made me become a volunteer guide in the Edo Tokyo Museum since 2016. My tour will focus on the interests of foreign guests through advanced negotiation and communication in order to finalize the spots and itinerary. The itinerary will be selected from major commercial districts (such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabara, Ginza) , popular sightseeing places (Imperial palace, Asakusa, etc. ) as well as famous architectures and building (Tokyo tower, Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo Government Building, etc. ) . Please contact me and let me know your interests to have a unforgettable memory in Tokyo.

Daniel W.

Hi, I’m Daniel – your local guide in Kanazawa! Originally from Northern Ireland, I now call the beautiful city of Kanazawa, Japan my home. With a background in Special Educational Needs, I’ve always been passionate about making learning accessible, engaging, and meaningful. Today, I bring that same spirit to my work as a local guide, blending storytelling, cultural insight, and warm conversation into every tour. My passion for Japanese culture and history runs deep. I’ve spent years immersed in independent study—reading, exploring, and reflecting on the traditions that shape daily life here. My academic background in Theology has given me a unique lens through which to understand and explain Japanese Buddhism and Shinto, helping guests appreciate the spiritual layers behind the temples, shrines, and seasonal rituals we encounter. Combined with my hands-on experience guiding visitors through Kanazawa’s historic districts, I aim to offer tours that are both thoughtful and down-to-earth. My tours are designed to be relaxed, friendly, and full of discovery—no stiff scripts or megaphones here! Whether we’re exploring samurai villas, shrines, or the tranquil paths of Kenrokuen Garden, I aim to create a space where guests feel welcome to ask questions, share stories, and truly connect with Japanese culture. I’m always happy to chat about life in Japan, share personal experiences, and offer practical tips for travelers. Whether you're curious about daily life in Kanazawa, Japanese traditions, or just want to enjoy a good conversation over matcha, I’m here to make your visit memorable. So let’s take a stroll, soak in the sights, and enjoy a tour that’s as informative as it is fun. I look forward to welcoming you to Kanazawa!

João B.

Hello and welcome! I’m João, a passionate professional driver guide who loves sharing the beauty, culture, and local stories of the regions I work in. From historic towns and natural landscapes to hidden gems and local traditions, I’m here to help you discover the best experiences and make unforgettable memories. I specialize in guided tours that are both informative and fun, with a focus on creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for all travelers. With deep knowledge of local history, culture, and must‑see spots whether it’s scenic nature parks, charming coastal towns, traditional gastronomy or wine‑tasting experiences — I strive to bring every destination to life. I’m committed to providing clear, engaging commentary and ensuring that your tour is comfortable, safe, and tailored to your interests. As your guide, I’ll help you explore at the right pace, answer your questions, and share insights that only a local would know. Whether you’re a first‑time visitor or returning to explore more, I look forward to showing you the highlights as well as the hidden treasures of this wonderful region. Let’s make your journey memorable!

Sawyer S.

After studying western religion, I flew to Japan to study Buddhism & Shinto. I trained as a monk in the Japanese alps of Fukui prefecture, and learned traditional crafts including washi paper-making, knife making, and tea ceremony. I've visited all 47 prefectures of Japan in my decade in Japan. Now I live in Kyoto, which has some of the grandest temples and shrines in all of Japan. My goal is to find joy through connection and share what I've learned. As I'm new to GoWithGuide and seeking reviews, I'm currently offering discounted rates!

Ida H.

I’m a Danish guide based in Lisbon, where I’ve been living since the summer of 2024. I love traveling, exploring the Lisbon area, and sharing the places, flavors, and stories that make this region special. My tours are made in either English, Danish or Norwegian in Lisbon, Cascais and Almada. I design guided experiences that combine culture, food, coastal walks, and local life. With interests ranging from sport and culture to relaxed social moments and great experiences, my tours are all about enjoying Portugal in an authentic and easy-going way.

Thushara S.

i am passionate tour guide born and raised in the heart of Sri Lanka. With over 10 years exploring every corner of this island paradise—from the ancient ruins of Sigiriya and Anuradhapura to the serene tea plantations of Nuwara Eliya, golden beaches of Mirissa, and vibrant street food scenes in Colombo—I've dedicated my life to sharing Sri Lanka's rich history, culture, and hidden gems with travelers like you. What sets my tours apart? I create fully customized experiences based on your interests, whether it's a family adventure spotting elephants in Yala National Park, a romantic sunset train ride through the highlands, or a deep dive into Buddhist heritage at Kandy's Temple of the Tooth. Fluent in English, I handle all logistics with a comfortable AC vehicle, ensuring safe, flexible, and memorable journeys. My guests rave about my insider tips, like the best spot for fresh king coconut or off-the-beaten-path viewpoints! Let's make your Sri Lanka trip unforgettable—message me to craft the perfect itinerary just for you. Thank you

Paramjit S.

Hi! I’m Paramjit, your local guide with 17+ years of experience exploring India’s culture, history, and hidden gems. Since 2006, I’ve been creating memorable tours that combine fascinating stories, authentic experiences, and personalized itineraries. Join me to discover India like a local and make every moment unforgettable!

Matilde M.

Hello everyone!! My name is Matilde and it will be a pleasure to welcome and introduce you to this marvelous city and its surroundings. Today I'll be focused on you and your experience in Portugal! I'm very flexible and I can definitely read my guests. I love challenges and learning from all different backgrounds, that's what makes me richer and happier! As a native of Lisbon and a passionate guide my focus is to give you the locals perspective! I'll make sure you have the best time experiencing our sights but also our daily life. History and geography, politics and economy, art and architecture , folk and crafts, food and wine are some of the genuine elements that so well characterize Portugal. Beside my regular tours I'll be happy to create tailor-made tours that meet your personal interests. This will make your visit unique to your needs and add an even more personal touch to your trip. Join me on this adventure and you'll want to come back over and over again! I have a 4 year degree in Tourism Information followed by a final exame that gave me the badge as a National Certificated Tourist Guide nº17/26231/1218. I've been an Official Guide since 2004. Second Level of WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) Two years of Hebrew studies First level of Judaism Culture Course First year of Portuguese Sign Language. Botanical courses (Botanics on Art, Spices , Biblical Plants).

Julie M.

Hello! I’m Julie, a Brazilian who's married to a Japanese guy and became a guide in Japan. My goal is simple: to make your trip unforgettable, stress-free, and full of meaningful experiences. Living in Japan for years has allowed me to truly understand the culture, daily life, language, and hidden gems that most travelers never get to see. I always guide with patience, care, and attention to detail—so you can relax and enjoy every moment. What you can expect from me: Personalized itineraries based on your interests Smooth communication in English, Portuguese, or Japanese Help with transportation, restaurants, shopping, and cultural etiquette A friendly companion who makes you feel safe, comfortable, and welcomed Local tips and authentic experiences—not just the touristy spots Whether you’re traveling solo, with children, or in a group, I adapt the pace and activities to what you enjoy. My priority is that you feel supported, understood, and excited throughout your trip. If you’re looking for a guide who is organized, caring, knowledgeable, and passionate about Japan, I would love to be part of your journey. Let’s create beautiful memories together!

Sara E.

"Chuuganabira" or "Hello" as we say here in Shuri! I'm Sara. My mother is Japanese from Nagasaki and my father is American from Pennsylvania. I spent my formative years between Japan and the U.S. giving me a naturally bicultural outlook and global sensibility. I am a hospitality professional with over 35 years of experience in Japan’s international hotel and tourism industries having held senior positions with world-renowned hotels. I have also worked as a simultaneous interpreter for major Japanese organizations supporting large scale cultural and international events. I relocated from Tokyo to Naha in 2003 because I totally fell in love with this beautiful port city during my travels - the warm friendly people, delicious local food, rich history and culture and most of all the breathtaking turquoise ocean and magnificent blue sky. My passion is making people happy through "omotenashi" - the Japanese art of polite, thoughtful and respectful hospitality. I specialize in Shuri Castle tours. I have insider access to Shuri Castle through my onsite research, a membership in the Shuri Castle Friendship Association and a strong connection with both the castle's staff and the Okinawa Churashima Foundation which operates the castle. I also have deep ties with the Sho royal family giving me unparalleled insights into the history and culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom. I am looking forward to introducing you to the royal, majestic and fascinating world of Shuri!

Moto E.

I live in Yamanashi Prefecture in Japan. I am a certified National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter in English. I acquired my certificate in February 2017. I can guide in the areas of Yamanashi, Nagano, and the Greater Tokyo Area and more depending on your interests. Yamanashi is located at the base of Mount Fuji, so it is easy to visit there. Great views of Mount Fuji and strolling in the nostalgic areas of an old town are available. And also, the snow monkey park is not very far. I will offer customized-private tours designed around your interests, and I will adapt the tours and make them flexible to fit your needs. Each tour will be enjoyable and memorable. However, the hardest part will be choosing which place and what you would like to explore. I am available for consultation should you need it. I was educated in Japan and the USA. I have a Ph.D. in Biology and I did my post-doc career in the US. I worked in the R&D and Quality Control departments in cosmetics companies and I was a laboratory manager for a vegetable seeds company in Japan. I was a research scientist in New Zealand for a short time. I planned the industry tours for foreign specialists and guided them to the corresponding enterprises. I grew Oriental vegetables for commercial purposes for a company in the UK. I was a rice cultivation assistant in Africa as a member of the Japanese Peace Corps. I visited Iran, Iraq, and Syria as a member of a goodwill mission organized by the government. After retirement, I have been a tour guide. I accompany guests on offshore trips from cruise ships. I can arrange walking tours in the Aogihara Forest area including lava caves like the Ice Cave and Wind Cave, and also strolling tours in the nostalgic town of Yamanashi. I have two websites guiding about Yamanashi and Mount Fuji areas.

Naomi K.

Hello, I’m Naomi, a certified guide. I live in the peaceful countryside of Hiroshima, where I am a rice farmer, writer, and mother of three. Our family resides in a 200-year-old traditional farmhouse, surrounded by nature and history. I began learning English again at the age of 40, and although I don’t have much overseas experience, guiding visitors has become one of my greatest joys. Sharing Japan through my own eyes makes every encounter exciting and meaningful. I love welcoming people and building connections across cultures. If my hospitality can add a special touch to your journey in Japan, it would bring me great happiness. I look forward to meeting you—thank you!

Masa M.

My company is a tour operator in the Arashiyama area of Kyoto City. The owner is Masahiko Miyake. Arashiyama is a very attractive town. I was born and raised in Kyoto, and now I live in the Arashiyama area. Therefore, I have more knowledge and confidence about this area than most people. Arashiyama is home to the World Heritage Site Tenryu-ji Temple. This area was a villa district for aristocrats during the Heian period, so it features a beauty where nature and residences are integrated.

Lauren W.

I am Lauren, and I am living in Saitama, just north of Tokyo. I’d like to introduce you to Saitama prefecture, a perfect location for a day-trip during your stay in Tokyo. Saitama has lots of beautiful spots including shrines, parks and old towns.

Miguel P.

I have always felt a deep connection to my country’s nature and history. I studied Biology and traveled across Portugal working in Nature Conservation, uncovering the breathtaking landscapes and hidden gems that make this land so special. More than just a guide, I am passionate about sharing the true soul of Portugal with those who visit us. Our history, our cuisine, and above all, our wine tell the story of an ancient country rich in tradition and culture. To me, there’s nothing better than exploring centuries-old cellars, tasting delicious wines, and diving into the stories that each bottle holds. Join me on an authentic and unforgettable journey through Portugal. From Lisbon’s historic streets to untouched natural landscapes, from prestigious wine cellars to hidden gastronomic treasures, every experience will be a true feast for the senses. Portugal awaits you. Are you ready for this adventure?

Abhinav H.

I am Abhinav, a passionate and dedicated tour guide for my homeland. The place where I grew up was very different from what it is today. It once had a unique charm and a culture deeply influenced by its captivating past. This inspired me, from a young age, to learn everything I could about my delightful homeland. Exploring the rich cultural heritage soon grew into a desire to share its beauty with others. Transforming my passion into a profession, I became a licensed tour guide recognized by the Ministry of Tourism, India, with over 10 years of experience leading tours across the country. A tour with me is always enriched by fascinating facts and captivating stories about India’s enthralling history and vibrant culture. My enthusiasm and passion are contagious, ensuring you remain engaged and inspired as I guide you through my charming and unforgettable homeland. My tours are designed for travelers of all ages, from the youngest to the oldest. Each experience can be personalized to suit your needs, so feel free to share your thoughts and preferences. Whether you are visiting for the first time or are a seasoned traveler, I will strive to make your journey truly unique and memorable. I’m based in Bangalore, but I’d be delighted to arrange a personalized Goa tour just for you. Feel free to contact me so I can design a 100% customized experience tailored to your preferences. My five-star ratings stand as a testament to my professional excellence, ensuring you a truly memorable experience as we explore this beautiful coastal state and all it has to offer.

Teri D.

Hi, I’m Teri - your local tour guide in Kyoto! I grew up in Japan and have always loved sharing its beautiful culture, traditions, and hidden gems with travelers from around the world. Before becoming a guide, I worked as a flight attendant, which taught me how to take care of people from all walks of life and make every journey special. Whether it’s exploring Kyoto’s peaceful temples, charming streets, or local food spots, I’ll make sure you experience Japan with warmth, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Oliver Z.

Hi there! I’m Oliver, a passionate and experienced tour guide based in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa. I’ve spent years exploring every corner of this incredible city — from the iconic Table Mountain to the vibrant streets of Bo-Kaap and the breathtaking Cape Peninsula. My mission is to share the beauty, culture, and history of Cape Town with visitors from all over the world, creating unforgettable experiences that go beyond the typical tourist trail. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, I’ll help you discover the hidden gems, local stories, and natural wonders that make Cape Town truly special. I offer personalized tours that can be tailored to your interests — from scenic drives and wine tastings to cultural walks and adventure outings. With me as your guide, you’ll not only see the sights but also feel the spirit of the Mother City. Our moto in Cape Town is THE WHOLE WORLD IN ONE CITY

Collen C.

Hello and welcome to Cape Town! My name is Collen , a passionate and accredited tour guide based in the Western Cape. I specialize in crafting bespoke and budget-friendly experiences that showcase the best of Cape Town — from the vibrant streets of the city and the iconic Table Mountain, to the hidden gems along the Cape Peninsula and the scenic winelands. With years of experience in hospitality and guiding, I combine local storytelling, history, and culture to bring every destination to life. Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, or group, I aim to create tours that feel personal, informative, and memorable.

Shun K.

I used to work for about five years at Daisetsuzan National Park in Hokkaido, where I guided 6,000 to 7,000 international visitors annually for sightseeing and mountain hiking information. Currently, I live in the southern area of Ibaraki Prefecture and would like to guide visitors to Mt. Tsukuba — a beautiful mountain just an hour and a half from Tokyo. It’s a peaceful countryside destination away from Japan’s overtouristed spots, offering breathtaking scenery, traditional shrines, and historic temples that reflect Japan’s deep cultural heritage. I truly hope visitors will be touched by the beauty and tranquility of this place.

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