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Alvina B.

Hello dear friends! My name is Alvina, I am a certified guide and work with my husband Sergey. I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Tbilisi. We organize one-day excursions around Georgia. In addition to standard excursions, we provide support in any matter during the trip. In addition to excursions, we offer transfers and accommodation booking. Our goal is to make each guest feel the famous Caucasian hospitality. Welcome my dear travelers! We are waiting for you!

United States of America (USA)

Greg V.

Hello, my name is Greg. I was born in New York City and I am a NYC Licensed Sightseeing Guide. I offer tours that combine history, culture, and an authentic local perspective, experiencing the city through walking, food, and unique local experiences. I speak English and Spanish and I am passionate about travel and cultural exchange. I have traveled to Japan three times and I am currently studying Japanese, which allows me to connect especially well with visitors interested in Japanese culture. I am professional, disciplined, friendly, and open to all cultures, and I would be happy to welcome you and help you discover the incredible multicultural city of New York.

Martin H.

Hello! I’m Martin, a local guide from Eastern Austria / Vienna, officially licensed, highly experienced, and still genuinely excited about showing people around Central Europe. I speak English and German, and I can confidently order food in a few other languages — which, as you’ll soon discover, is a very important skill given my specialization in food and wine tours. From elegant Viennese classics to regional surprises, I firmly believe history tastes better when paired with the right dish and a good glass of wine. Over the years, my guests and I have explored Central Europe using just about every mode of transport imaginable. We’ve traveled by modern cars, vintage vehicles, vans, buses, electric trains, diesel trains, steam trains, and even trains with cogwheels. On water, we’ve used large river cruise ships, speed boats, kayaks, and pedal boats — sometimes gracefully, sometimes enthusiastically. On land, we’ve gone even further: horses, donkeys, alpacas… and yes, once even a tank. (No worries — it was for sightseeing, not invading.) My tours are informative but relaxed, well-organized but never stiff, and always adapted to what you enjoy most. Think of me less as a guide and more as a local friend who knows where to go, what to eat, what to drink, and how to get there — preferably in an interesting way. If you’re curious about Central Europe, love good food and wine, and enjoy travel stories that come with a sense of humor, I’d be happy to guide you. Welcome aboard — whatever we’re riding this time.

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.

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?

Malak G.

Hello, I'm Malak, a 21-year-old tour guide. Born and raised in the city of Oran, I have always been passionate about learning more about this beautiful city's history, architecture, and amazing culture, and sharing that with people from around the world. Embark with me on a journey through time, where we'll see how different eras influenced this city and create memorable souvenirs and exchanges.

Takanori K.

I was born and raised in Kagawa, but I also spent several years living abroad, including in the United States, so I’m fluent in English. I can share a wide range of insights about Kagawa—from its history and culture to great photo spots, delicious local food, and fun trivia you won't find in guidebooks. Let me be your guide and make your journey truly unforgettable!

Boubacar C.

Hello and welcome! My name is Boubacar, and I am delighted sharing the beauty, history and the hidden gems of Senegal with travelers from around the world. As your guide, i don't just take you from place to place - I bring each destination to life with stories, culture and unforgettable memories. From the vibrant streets of Dakar to the powerful history of Gorèe island, to the serene rivers of Casamance and the golden beaches along the coast. I create journeys that combine adventures, culture and relaxation. Whether you dream of exploring traditional villages, join local festivals, or simply enjoying breathtaking landscapes, I will make sure your trip is authentic safe and memorable.

Haile A.

I am a professional Tourist Guide who works in-bound and out-bound tourist destination area on different scenarios. I have a license of Tourist guiding from The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Ministry of Culture and Tourism to conduct tours in all over destinations of the country since 2011. I worked as a tourism and language instructor in a small tourism college in Addis Ababa, and as an independent tour guide in Ethiopia, I have an immense knowledge of the culture and history of Ethiopia. I have led and managed a group of tourists in all corner of Ethiopia successfully. I have an immense knowledge of the culture and history of Ethiopia. I have led and managed a group of tourists in all corner of Ethiopia successfully am currently trying to have my small tour company and extended my professional expertise in the travel and tour business. I am a passionate travel loving person whose goal is to promote tourism as a whole and contribute my part for the growth and development of tourism in Ethiopia in particular. I have prepared some itineraries on this page. All my tours will be customizable and conducted the whole year. Please feel free to contact me if you are planning a holiday in Addis Ababa.

Abiy W.

My name is Abiy, and I am a passionate tour guide from Ethiopia. Growing up in Lalibela — home to the world-famous rock-hewn churches and centuries-old traditions — I developed a deep love for sharing Ethiopia’s heritage with travelers from around the globe. With many years of experience leading tours, I specialize in journeys that blend history, culture, and everyday life. My local roots and professional training allow me to create authentic experiences that go far beyond sightseeing, helping guests truly connect with Ethiopia and its people. I enjoy meeting visitors from different cultures and believe that travel should be both enjoyable and meaningful. Whether uncovering hidden treasures or exploring Ethiopian traditions, I am committed to making every guest feel welcomed, safe, and inspired. Thanks to my long experience, I will always be there to host you with passion and dedication, ensuring your time in Ethiopia is filled with unforgettable memories and genuine connections. I warmly invite you to join me in discovering the beauty of Ethiopia — together we will create a journey that is not only unforgettable but also deeply meaningful.

Haile K.

Specialising in guided journeys throughout Ethiopia using local experts who know the trails and traditions of Ethiopia. Provides cultural insights making it perfect for travellers, adventurous or otherwise, and trekkers alike.

Frew E.

Hello! My name is Frew, a local guide from Ethiopia and passionate about sharing my country’s rich culture and traditions. I have guided many travelers through the Omo Valley, helping them experience unique tribal cultures in a respectful and authentic way. I enjoy meeting people from around the world and making them feel welcome, safe, and inspired during their trip.

Leulseged D.

Hello! My name is Leualseged, a professional local guide based in Lalibela, Ethiopia. I am passionate about sharing the history, culture, and spiritual heritage of the famous rock-hewn churches of Lalibela with visitors from around the world. With friendly service and deep local knowledge, I aim to make every tour meaningful, informative, and memorable. Welcome to Lalibela—I look forward to guiding you!

Nesibu M.

Hi! I’m Nesibu, your friendly tour guide. I’m passionate about helping travelers discover the best sights, culture, and hidden gems. Join me for a memorable and enjoyable tour experience you’ll never forget!

Chuchu A.

Hello, my name is Chuchu. I am the founder and manager of a Tours & Car Rental company, based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I work as a driver and tour operator, and I have strong experience organizing city tours, day trips, and multi-day tours across Ethiopia. I focus on real local experiences, history, culture, and nature, and I always try to make guests feel safe, comfortable, and welcome. Tourism is not just a job for me, it’s my passion. I enjoy meeting people from different countries and showing them the real beauty of Ethiopia. If you have any questions or plan to visit Ethiopia, I’ll be happy to help.

Greg D.

Hello! I am a government-certified English tour guide who enjoys connecting with friends from and traveling around the world for decades. I embrace interactions with foreigners without prejudice, introducing them to the beautiful nature and rich culture of Korea, fostering mutual understanding and friendship.In the midst of our busy urban lives, let's escape the fatigue and stress by exploring Korea's stunning nature. Together, we can experience the invaluable cultural heritage of Korea and reflect on its true meaning. I specialize in uncovering Korea's hidden gems through eco-tours, UNESCO heritage tours, and sustainable travel experiences in various regions.Join me as we enjoy the breathtaking natural landscapes and cultural experiences across the country in a premium limousine, especially focusing on the hidden treasures of Andong and Gyeongsangbuk-do. A leisurely tour awaits you!

Shigeaki C.

I am a local guide based in Kobe, passionate about sharing the city’s unique blend of history, nature, good view and everyday culture. My tours focus on places that are often overlooked by visitors—old buildings, quiet shrines, traditional neighborhoods, and scenic nature that reveal the true character of Kobe. I enjoy guiding small groups and creating relaxed, friendly experiences where guests can learn, explore, and enjoy local life at their own pace. Whether we are walking through a tunnel of torii gates, visiting a historic Japanese house, enjoying a homemade Japanese lunch or other unique food, or exploring the peaceful nature-rich area, I aim to provide meaningful insights and warm hospitality. If you are looking for an authentic, local experience in Kobe, I would be delighted to guide you.

Diego G.

Hello! Welcome to Japan! My name is Diego. I am a friendly and enthusiastic guide dedicated to making your journey in Japan unforgettable. I offer personalized tours in English and Spanish, helping travelers navigate the vibrant streets of Tokyo, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Saitama and surrounding areas with ease. Whether you want to explore famous landmarks, discover hidden local spots, or experience authentic Japanese culture and food, I am here to assist you every step of the way. I look forward to meeting you and sharing the best of Japan with you!

Shohei T.

Hi, I’m Shohei — a professional guitarist, singer, and private guide based in Kyoto! I was born in Japan but grew up in the city called Dublin, Ohio. My family moved there when I was 4yrs old because of my father’s was in the automotive industry. My passion for acoustic guitar led me to Boston, where I studied at Berklee College of Music. Since graduating in 2008, I’ve worked professionally as a musician, performing and teaching around the world and receiving several international awards in the acoustic fingerstyle guitar genre. In 2012, I fulfilled a long-held dream and moved back to Japan. I’ve called Kyoto home ever since. I started working as a guide in 2019, and I quickly discovered how much I enjoy sharing Japan with people from around the world. My passion for guiding was also inspired by the opportunity to accompany internationally renowned guitarists during their tours and workshops in Japan. I especially love exploring Kyoto’s temples and shrines and sharing the stories behind them. Rather than simply explaining what you see, I enjoy discussing how Buddhism, Shinto, and other traditions have shaped Japanese culture and everyday life. I also love Kyoto’s castles, palaces, gardens, traditional neighborhoods, and art. Having grown up in both Japan and the United States, I naturally have perspectives from both sides. I enjoy sharing cultural differences and helping guests understand not only what Japanese people do, but why. Most of all, I love meeting people, sharing stories, and discovering Kyoto together. Whether you want to explore famous landmarks, find hidden gems, dive deeper into Japanese history and culture, or simply enjoy a relaxed day in Kyoto, I’d be happy to show you around. If you don’t see a tour that fits your interests, feel free to message me. I’m always happy to create a private, custom experience for you! I look forward to meeting you and exploring Kyoto together!

Akira Y.

Hi there, I'm Akira. — welcome to Japan! Born and raised in Yokohama, I've spent my entire career helping people communicate and connect: first as an English conversation instructor and teacher trainer, then as Head of the Education Department, and eventually as Director and CEO of a language school. What does that mean for you as my guest? It means easy to understand English communication, a warm and patient guiding style, and genuine, engaging conversation throughout the day — not just a list of facts and dates. I love sharing the stories behind what you see: the history, the culture, everyday life, and how Japan continues to change today. Having worked extensively in Tokyo and lived my whole life in and around Yokohama, I know this region inside and out — from the iconic landmarks to the quiet local spots most visitors never find on their own. Every tour I offer can be fully customized to match your interests, walking pace, and curiosity, whether that's history, food, photography, or simply a relaxed day of exploring. I can't wait to share my hometown and the wider Kanagawa area with you. Let's make your trip to Japan unforgettable!

Toshiki O.

Hello! I'm Toshi, a travel lover from Tochigi. I love traveling and have been lucky enough to visit over 40 countries so far. One of the best parts of traveling is meeting local people, and I've been helped by so many kind people around the world. That's one of the reasons I wanted to become a guide. I'd love to help visitors enjoy Japan the same way local people helped me during my travels! I also enjoy talking with people from different countries. I'm always interested in hearing your travel stories, your culture, and what surprised you about Japan, etc. Another thing I love is food. Whether it's famous local dishes or small restaurants that only locals know, I'm always happy to share my favorite places. Let's have fun together! If you're looking for a relaxed, friendly tour with a local, I'd be happy to show you around. Hope to see you in Japan!

Nelson O.

Originally from Brazil with a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism, I spent five years studying and working in Toronto, Canada, before moving to my wife’s hometown of Okinawa in 2017. Today, Okinawa is home, where we’re raising our two daughters. Over the years, I’ve grown to love Okinawa not just as a beautiful place, but as a place I truly call home. As a local guide, active diver, and surfer, I enjoy sharing the island I know and love with people from around the world. I believe the best experiences are more than simply visiting famous places. They’re about sharing stories, trying local food, discovering beautiful scenery, having a few laughs, and seeing Okinawa through the eyes of someone who lives here. I love connecting with people from different countries and, hopefully, turning a day together into a great memory—and sometimes even a lasting friendship. Whether you’re interested in Okinawa’s history, culture, nature, food, or simply want to explore at your own pace, I’ll create an experience around what you enjoy. I’ll take care of the details so you can relax, have fun, and enjoy your time on the island. Come explore Okinawa with me, share a few stories, and experience the island like a local. I hope you’ll leave not only with great memories of Okinawa, but also with a new friend.

Gerardo T.

Hi, I'm Gerardo — originally from Monterrey, Mexico, and living in Japan for the past 4 years, based in Kawasaki. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Japanese, I bring a unique perspective as someone who didn't just visit Japan, but built a real life here —settled into the rhythm of everyday life in the Tokyo and Kanagawa area. That means I don't just know the tourist spots; I know how this region actually works, and I love sharing that with visitors. Whether you're interested in classic sightseeing, food, local culture, or the kind of places most guidebooks don't mention, I'll tailor the day around what genuinely interests you. What I offer: Fully customized private tours across Tokyo and Kanagawa Guiding by car is possible — I hold a Japanese driver's license, so getting around is easy and flexible A local's insight, not just a guidebook script A relaxed, friendly experience at your own pace I look forward to showing you around and making your time in Tokyo and Kanagawa unforgettable. Let's explore together!

Shigeki Y.

Hello! My name is Shigeki, and I live in Nara, Japan. Nara is one of the most historic places in Japan and was the country's first permanent capital over 1,300 years ago. As a local resident, I enjoy sharing the rich history, culture, traditions, and everyday life of this beautiful region with visitors from around the world. Many people know Nara for its friendly deer and famous temples, but there is much more to discover. I enjoy introducing guests to the deeper side of Nara, including Buddhism, traditional neighborhoods, local food, sake culture, and hidden places that many tourists miss. My goal is not only to show you the sights, but also to help you understand the stories, people, and culture behind them. I believe that travel becomes more meaningful when you can connect with local life and gain a deeper understanding of the places you visit. I strive to create tours that are friendly, flexible, and relaxed. Whether you are visiting Japan for the first time or returning to explore beyond the typical tourist attractions, I would be delighted to help you experience the authentic charm of Nara. I look forward to meeting you and sharing a memorable journey together!

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