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Maya A.

Hi! We're Maya & Miguel. We are living in the beautiful hills in Sintra, Portugal, with our two children. Maya is Canadian-born and Miguel, was born and raised in the Lisbon area surfing on the Cascais coast, giving us the perfect blend of local knowledge and an international perspective. Today, we combine our passion for photography and tours, authentic travel, and meaningful local experiences. Our guided tours in Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais and beyond are designed to help visitors discover Portugal through the eyes of locals—whether that’s wandering charming streets, exploring dramatic coastlines, finding the best photo spots, or enjoying authentic Portuguese food and culture. We are licensed tour guides who provided transportation during our full day and half day tours and we also offer photo shoot experiences to add lovely memories to your vacation in Portugal. We can’t wait to show you the Portugal we know and love.

Msabah M.

Hello! My name is Sudi, and I am the founder and guide at Zanzibar Sudi Guide. I am a professional local tour guide based in Zanzibar and Tanzania Safari, passionate about sharing the beauty, culture, history, and unique experiences of Zanzibar and Tanzania Safari with travelers from around the world. I offer personalized tours and excursions, Safari including Stone Town, Mnemba Island, Prison Island, Nakupenda Sandbank, Spice Farms, Jozani Forest, Nungwi, Kendwa, and Mikumi National other park, Serengeti, Tarangire and others unforgettable destinations. I also help travelers arrange Tanzania safari experiences. My goal is to make every trip comfortable, enjoyable, informative, and memorable. I look forward to welcoming you to Zanzibar and creating an unforgettable experience together!

Hassan B.

Welcome to Marrakech – Discover the City with a Local Expert I am a licensed Moroccan tour guide, Amazigh by origin, based in Marrakech, with more than 20 years of experience welcoming travelers from around the world. I offer private tours in English, French, and Arabic. For me, guiding is much more than showing monuments. My goal is to help you discover the real Marrakech through its history, culture, traditions, people, food, and everyday life. I want you to experience the city through the eyes of a local. Together, we can explore the Medina, historical monuments, colorful souks, hidden gardens, museums, art galleries, traditional neighborhoods, and artisan workshops. I specialize in cultural and historical tours, Medina and souk tours, and personalized shopping experiences. If you are interested in Moroccan craftsmanship, I can introduce you to the fascinating world of handwoven carpets and rugs, lanterns, leather goods, pottery, spices, herbal products, jewelry, and other traditional crafts. There is never any obligation to buy—the experience is about discovering and understanding local craftsmanship. I can also arrange authentic Moroccan cooking classes in traditional riads, food experiences, private day trips from Marrakech, multi-day excursions, and tours with or without transportation. Every guest is different, so I am happy to customize your tour according to your interests, schedule, and pace. Whether you are traveling solo, as a couple, with friends, or as a family, my priority is to make your experience personal, enjoyable, informative, and memorable. Come as a visitor, explore Marrakech with a local, and leave with unforgettable memories of Morocco. I look forward to welcoming you!

Juan U.

I'm Juan — a National Nature, History, and Cultural Heritage Guide in Nicaragua. I came to this through curiosity, not convention. Trained as a mechanical engineer, I spent years crossing the United States before retiring early from the Pipe Trades Union in Las Vegas. When I came home after twenty-six years away, tourism found me. I've guided travelers here since 2009, and it's the work I'm proudest of. Every traveler wants something different: a birder after one elusive quetzal, a history lover tracing centuries of colonial stone, someone who just wants to feel a live volcano breathe. Seventeen years on the road taught me a good guide doesn't build one tour — they build as many as there are travelers. Before we plan a stop, I ask: what moves you? My specializations: Bird Watching — resident species and seasonal migrations Ecotourism and Nature — reserves, cloud forests, volcanic landscapes Hiking and Trekking — from Cerro Negro's black sands near León to the highlands of Jinotega and Matagalpa History and Cultural Heritage — colonial Granada and León, and the artisan towns of Masaya Gastronomy and Coffee — Nicaraguan cuisine and northern coffee country I bring genuine adventure, a good sense of humor, and a positive outlook travelers notice fast. This isn't a fixed itinerary with my name on it — it's your trip, shaped around what moves you. We guide you. You choose. Nicaragua isn't one landscape; it's a dozen, folded into one country. Twin volcanoes rise from a freshwater lake, cradling Ometepe Island. Granada and León have kept their colonial streets for five centuries. Cloud forest cools Matagalpa and Jinotega, where coffee grows beside Estelí's tobacco, and rainforest presses toward the Río San Juan. Pacific surf meets sunsets at San Juan del Sur; turquoise water hushes over Corn Island and Little Corn. One country, many reasons to fall for it. Come discover it all with someone who calls it home.

Noah J.

For 2,600 years Marseille has welcomed newcomers from every corner of the world. Come join in and see why this ancient gem of the Mediterranean is more popular than ever. I'm Noah, originally from the US, I've been lucky enough to call Marseille home for the last 5 years. Between my experience working as a chef and bike courier and my master's in history, I'm ready to show you the best of the old and new to be found in Marseille. Whether you want to walk in the two millennia old footsteps of a Greek sailor or follow their example and sip wine by the water, I can't wait to join in your discovery of this one of a kind town!

Daniel S.

Hello, I’m Daniel, a British private guide, local host and co-founder of Unseen Adventours, based in Málaga, Andalucía. For me, a private tour should never feel like a rushed checklist of famous places. It should feel relaxed, personal and created around you. Before we meet, I take the time to understand your interests, preferred pace and what would make your visit genuinely memorable. Whether you love history, traditional villages, dramatic landscapes, local food, walking or simply discovering places away from the crowds, I can shape the experience around you. I offer personalized experiences across Málaga, Marbella, Ojén, Mijas, Ronda, the white villages and wider Andalucía. You can book me for a few hours, a complete day or ask me to help plan a longer journey. I am especially experienced in looking after families, couples, small groups and multigenerational travelers who value flexibility and personal attention. Having led private journeys through both Scotland and southern Spain, I understand that excellent guiding involves much more than sharing information. It means adjusting when plans change, finding the right pace for every guest, helping with practical details and being someone you can depend on throughout the experience. My style is friendly, informal and attentive. There are no rehearsed speeches or rigid schedules. We can stop when something catches your attention, spend longer somewhere you love and change the plan when a better opportunity appears. I speak English and work in both English- and Spanish-speaking environments. Where specialist accredited guides, licensed transportation or advance reservations are required, I can help coordinate the appropriate trusted professionals. Tell me what you enjoy, who you are travelling with and how you want your time in Andalucía to feel. Together, we can create a private experience that is truly yours—not simply another standard tour.

Rossi K.

Hi! I'm Rossi, a licensed English-speaking tour guide in Korea. For me, guiding is not simply about showing you famous places. I want you to understand the stories behind what you see — why a palace was built this way, how history shaped modern Korea, why certain foods became part of everyday life, and how Koreans actually live today. History is one of my biggest interests, especially Korea's royal history and the stories behind its palaces and traditional neighborhoods. But my tours are not history lectures. I also love exploring local markets, trying good food, discovering interesting cafés, wandering through hidden streets, and experiencing the small details of everyday Korean life that you might otherwise pass by. I'm also a big café lover! Korea has an amazing café culture, and I enjoy discovering everything from small neighborhood cafés to unique and beautifully designed spaces. If you love coffee and cafés too, we'll definitely have something to talk about. I started guiding international travelers in 2019, and over the years I've learned that no two guests are the same. Some want to dive deep into history, some want great food, cafés, photography or local experiences, and others simply want to enjoy Korea at a comfortable pace. That's why I prefer to adapt the day around the people I'm traveling with rather than follow the same script every time. I offer both walking and driving experiences, from exploring Seoul's palaces and neighborhoods to discovering places beyond the city, including the DMZ and other destinations around Korea. Most importantly, I want my guests to feel comfortable asking questions, changing the pace, or being curious about anything they see. Think of me not just as your guide, but as a local travel mate who happens to know a lot of stories about Korea. If you leave the tour feeling that you understand Korea a little better — and with a few good stories and memories to take home — then I've done my job.

Patrick M.

I have loved Japan since my high school homestay in Kyoto. I came back a couple of times and lived in Sendai and Yamanashi. I currently reside in Nagano. I have lived here for sixteen years. I have explored the country and traveled to all 47 prefectures. Also, I am a travel writer, and I have written many articles about Nagano and Japan. I know the geography, history, economics, and so forth of the prefecture. I have training in culture, as I have a masters degree in intercultural understanding. I know a lot about culture in general, and Japanese culture. At the same time, I have much experience working with tourists. For many years in America, I worked in various tourist venues like hotels, restaurants, and gift shops. Currently in Japan, because of my travel writing, I follow tourist trends. On my own, I have explored the prefecture extensively. I have hiked many of the trails and mountains. I have visited all the major sights and many unknown but interesting places. Along with my native language, English, I speak fluent Japanese and Spanish. I can guide in any of those languages and help people navigate places because of my high level Japanese.

Barbara S.

I’m not just a tour guide: most of all, I’m a local who genuinely enjoys helping travellers discover the character of Bergamo and its surroundings. What I love most about guiding is creating a real connection between people and places. I don’t want my guests simply to look at monuments, I'd like they could understand the stories, people, traditions and everyday life behind what they see. I’m naturally curious, precise and passionate about history, art, architecture and local culture. I enjoy researching, learning and uncovering details that can make a visit more interesting, unexpected and memorable. My tours always try to combine solid historical information with anecdotes, curiosities and local insights, always in an engaging and accessible way. I also have a strong interest in local traditions and gastronomy. As a qualified wine and cheese taster, I can add another layer to the experience when appropriate, helping guests understand how food and wine are connected to the history, landscape and identity of the area. My tours are relaxed, personal and flexible. I adapt the experience to the interests, curiosity and pace of my guests, whether they are passionate about history, architecture, photography, landscapes, local life or simply want to discover Bergamo through the eyes of someone who knows it well.

Victor V.

In my professional life, I describe myself as someone who is truly passionate about tourism and about the work I do. I like having clear goals, growing through every experience, and always looking for ways to improve and contribute with responsibility and commitment. Through the tools I have gained and the experiences I have lived, I believe I can bring value to different areas of the tourism industry. I enjoy working with purpose, organization, and a strong desire to help travelers discover destinations in a meaningful way. What motivates me most is generating awareness through travel. For me, tourism is not only about visiting places, but also about understanding them, respecting their people, their cultures, and their natural environments, so each journey can leave something positive behind. Travel Advisor specializing across Ecuador, the Andes, the Coast, the Amazon, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, and adventure travel Native Spanish, advanced German, and intermediate English

Claudio B.

Hablo español, japonés e inglés. Nací en Argentina pero he trabajado toda mi vida para el Gobierno Japonés así como para compañías japonesas. Guiar es mi pasión y mi prioridad es brindarte información para que puedas disfrutar y cada excursión quede en tu memoria como un recuerdo felíz de tu viaje a Japón. ENGLISH I speak Spanish, Japanese, and English. I was born in Argentina but have worked my whole life for the Japanese Government as well as for Japanese companies. Guiding is my passion, and my priority is to give you the information you need so you can enjoy yourself, and so each tour stays in your memory as a happy souvenir of your trip to Japan.

United States of America (USA)

Harry B.

Growing up in Miami , Gives me the opportunity to show you Miami in a completely different way with love and joy. Started tourguiding over 20 years ago on Miami Beach , Everglades and Key West. Today, I am absolutely amazed of this city (The Magic city) there is so much to show and to do in Miami , taking you to the heart of Little Havana or cruising to Key West on the Overseas Highway or learning about the Eco system of the Florida Everglades is my passion. Come with me and see the great city of Miami

Frederic B.

Hi, I’m Frederic, your favourite Belgian guide in Paris! I am licensed guide and a former Cultural Tourism lecturer at the Sorbonne University, based in Paris since 2012.With a professional background in the arts, architecture, and literature, I specialize in alternative walking tours of Paris that reveal the hidden side of the city. My tours explore themes like urbanism, contemporary art, literature, migrations, and French culture – all delivered with warmth, depth, and storytelling.They are perfect for curious minds, return visitors, and anyone who wants to connect with the real Paris. À bientôt ! Please note all my tours can be customized and adapted to your needs. - Licensed guide - 10 years living in Paris - Masters degree in Translation (English-Spanish) - Masters degree in Social Communication - 10 years experience teaching (English and Cultural Tourism at the Sorbonne University) - 5 years experience guiding in Paris - Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET) level 2 in wine - Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET) level 1 in sake - Civic Prevention and Rescue Level 1 PLEASE NOTE — WHAT I DO NOT DO: - I am not a driver.I can accompany you in your vehicle or arrange for a separate car and driver. - I don't do High School groups. - Main museums: Louvre, Versailles, Eiffel Tower, Catacombes…

United States of America (USA)

Juancarlo L.

My name is Juancarlo, and I'd like to be considered as a tour guide in Los Angeles. For the past twenty years, I've worked as a producer of commercials, music videos, and television. That combination of being a lifelong Angeleno and having spent my entire career in the film industry. That is what I'd bring to every tour. Most film-location tours are led by people who admire the industry from the outside. I've worked in it. I've stood on these sets, coordinated shoots at these locations, and watched the city get transformed, frame by frame, into the places audiences love on screen. When I point to a street corner, a studio gate, or a stretch of coastline, I'm not reciting a fact I read; I'm describing what it was like to actually film there. The tour I want to create is a film-locations experience drawn from movies, TV shows, music videos, and commercials the real spots where iconic moments were shot, and the stories behind them. Woven through it, I'll tell the larger story of Hollywood: from the earliest studios that put Los Angeles on the map to the global industry it is today. It's a historical learning experience; visitors leave understanding not just where things were filmed, but why L.A. became the center of it all. While still hitting the popular landmarks along the way. I know the history of Los Angeles and California well, and I love sharing it. I'm also bilingual in English and Spanish, so I can welcome visitors from around the world.

Aya O.

Hi! I'm a friendly local from Aswan with experience in tourism and a passion for sharing the authentic side of my city. If you're looking to explore the colorful local market, visit the beautiful Nubian Village, enjoy local food, or experience Aswan beyond the typical tourist attractions, I'd be happy to show you around. I love meeting people from different cultures and creating relaxed, memorable experiences tailored to your interests. Whether it's your first visit or you're looking for hidden gems, I'll help you discover the real charm of Aswan. I look forward to meeting you!

Daniela B.

Hi my name is Daniela and I live in Naples, one of the most lively and original cities of the south Italy. The first thing that I love about Naples is the smell, wherever you are, even in the most hidden streets of the city, you can smell pizza and fish frying in someone’s kitchen. Every tourist should visit Partenope street, named after the famous mermaid found on the gulf of the city, where you can drink a glass of wine while watching the sun fading away behind the Vesuvius. Every tourist should visit the two sides of the city: the monumental part and the historic centre. Famous only for the Neapolitan people, is the ‘via dei presepi’, San Gregorio Armeno, a hidden street in the center of the city, which offers a showcase of all the local crafts concerning the nativity scene.

Julio C.

I'm Julio, a federally certified bilingual tour guide born and raised in Oaxaca. After more than a decade in education, where I advanced from English teacher to school principal, I chose to dedicate my career to sharing the culture, landscapes, and traditions of my home state. I create private experiences that go beyond the typical tourist itinerary. My tours connect travelers with local artisans, family-run workshops, traditional mezcal producers, and communities that continue to preserve centuries-old Zapotec traditions. I believe travel should benefit both visitors and the people who welcome them, which is why responsible tourism, fair trade, and genuine cultural exchange are at the heart of every experience. Whether we're hiking to panoramic viewpoints, learning ancient pottery techniques, exploring colorful markets, or sharing stories over a traditional meal, my goal is to help guests experience the authentic Oaxaca that most visitors never see.

Isaac R.

Hello! My name is Isaac and as a professional tour guide, historian, and educator, I bridge the gap between history, culture, and nature to offer you a unique perspective of our beautiful area. Having lived and traveled extensively abroad—including invaluable experiences in Belgium, the United States, and Colombia—I developed a deep passion for languages and became a polyglot. These journeys inspired my career in tourism, allowing me to truly understand the needs of international travelers. Today, I specialize in creating custom, flexible itineraries that match your pace and curiosity. With clear, multilingual communication and deep local knowledge, I am here to make your trip smooth, insightful, and memorable.

Rafael C.

I'm Rafael, a licensed tour guide specialized in serving international visitors and an experienced world trotter in my ow right. Other than that, my previous career cut similarities with investigative journalism and academical writing. I am an avid multilingual reader, writer and translator, interested in many seemingly incommensurate. There are multiple ways of tour guiding, and my very style features a distinctive dynamic of alterity and free association. Join me, it's more than a "tour".

Fahmi M.

Hello and welcome to Zanzibar! My name is Fahmi, and I am a professional local tour guide based in Stone Town, Zanzibar. I am passionate about sharing the rich history, culture, traditions, and hidden gems of this beautiful island with visitors from around the world. With me, you will discover the fascinating stories behind Stone Town's narrow streets, historic buildings, bustling markets, and famous landmarks. I offer friendly, personalized, and informative tours designed to give you an authentic Zanzibar experience. Whether you are interested in history, local culture, architecture, food, or daily life in Zanzibar, I will help make your visit enjoyable, memorable, and meaningful. I look forward to welcoming you to Zanzibar and showing you the beauty of my homeland. Karibu Zanzibar!

Hanna P.

I am Anna, and I am absolutely in love with Switzerland. The green meadows with Swiss cows, the snow-capped mountains, the powerful waterfalls, and the stunning colors of the alpine lakes—to me, all of this is priceless. I live in the beautiful Swiss Riviera region. This area has always attracted famous people like Freddie Mercury, Coco Chanel, Igor Stravinsky, Audrey Hepburn, and Charlie Chaplin. They chose to live here, and I think they definitely had great taste! My Journey to Guiding Before becoming a guide, I earned a degree in Marketing in my home country and started working a standard office job. My life was stable, but I felt like I wasn't truly living. So, I decided to change my life and took a job on a cruise ship sailing the Caribbean. Since then, I have never gone back to an office. I started guiding when I was living in Madrid, Spain. That was the exact moment I realized that working with travelers is my true passion. How I Work For me, a great day tour requires serious preparation—both with the schedule and the information I share. Every journey is unique because I customize it based on your wishes. I truly believe that every minute of your tour should bring you the best possible experience! I look forward to meeting you and exploring Switzerland together. Best regards, Your Friend in Switzerland, Anna Tour Logistics Transportation: I do not drive a private car on my tours. However, I can easily accompany you in your own vehicle, arrange a private car with a professional driver, or we can use Switzerland's excellent public transport system. Safety Certifications Crisis Management & Human Behavior (2017) Security Awareness Training (2017) Crowd Management (2017)

Carmen B.

Hi! I’m Carmen, a proud Afro-Caribbean woman and certified local guide from Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. I’m passionate about sharing my city’s culture, history, flavors, and hidden gems with travelers from all over the world. I specialize in bike tours, cultural walks, and foodie experiences, blending local history with authentic gastronomy and real-life stories. My goal is to make every guest feel like they’re exploring with a friend — safe, welcome, and inspired. From colorful streets to breathtaking sea views, I’ll take you beyond the postcards and into the heart of Cartagena. Let’s ride, taste, and discover together!

Maribel M.

Discover Amsterdam and its surroundings like never before! Are you planning a trip to Amsterdam or want to explore its charming surroundings in an authentic and unique way? I'm here to help! I'm a professional tour guide specializing in personalized tours designed to ensure each traveler has an unforgettable experience. My goal is to show you the true essence of this vibrant city and its surroundings, adapting to your interests, pace, and cultural preferences. In addition to all of the above, dear tourists and travelers, I live in Amsterdam, my hometown. I'm a certified tour guide and also work as a hostess for events and cruise ships. I have a degree in Social Sciences from the Catholic University of Rome, a master's degree in film, and this year I completed my studies in journalism. I speak four languages (Spanish, Italian, English, and Dutch). I have over 15 years of experience in the tourism sector, and two years ago I decided to open my own tour agency. Let me be your guide on this adventure so you not only see the destination but also connect with its history, traditions, and best-kept secrets.

Drica P.

I’m a Brazilian-Spanish storyteller who has called Madrid home for over 20 years and I’m still captivated by its streets, flavors, and hidden corners. My tours are not just walks, but immersive experiences where history, art, food, and everyday life come together. The goal is simple: not just to show you Madrid, but to help you feel it. I draw inspiration from Goya at the Prado and Picasso at Reina Sofía, from flamenco rhythms to Almodóvar films, and from the simple joy of sharing tapas and vermouth in traditional taverns. I believe the best way to understand Madrid is through its culture and its people. That’s why every tour is built around storytelling, emotion, and connection. If you’re looking to discover a more authentic, human, and unforgettable Madrid, I’d love to share it with you.

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