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Ozzy A.

Hi, I’m Ozzy. For the past ten years, I’ve had the absolute privilege of calling the vibrant streets, ancient trails, and hidden corners of Turkey my 'office.' As a professional tour guide, my work has never been just a job to me—it is a lifelong passion. I’ve always believed that a great journey isn't just about seeing new places; it’s about how those places make you feel. That’s why I approach every tour with a strong sense of empathy, tailoring the experience to the unique energy and rhythm of the people I’m leading. I don't just want to show you the sights; I want to make sure you feel genuinely welcome, comfortable, and connected throughout our journey. Deeply rooted in my homeland, I have a profound love for Turkey’s rich history, diverse landscapes, and warm, hospitable culture. There is a distinct joy in sharing our traditions, the stories behind our ancient ruins, and the perfect spot for a genuine Turkish coffee with travelers from all walks of life. Over the last decade, I’ve guided hundreds of stories, turned strangers into lifelong friends, and perfected the art of authentic storytelling. Whether we are exploring the chaotic beauty of Istanbul or chasing sunsets in Cappadocia, my goal remains the same: to guide you not just as a professional, but as a trusted local brother and friend who ensures you experience the true heart of Turkey.

Takuji H.

I enjoy traveling and have visited many places throughout Japan. I also like traveling abroad and have visited many countries. I believe that my experience participating in local tours in those countries will help me ensure that international guests are satisfied. I was born and raised in Gifu Prefecture. I have also lived in Nagoya and Tokyo. I can provide detailed guidance around Gifu and Aichi Prefectures. I will do my best to ensure that you have as enjoyable an experience as possible.

Yuka M.

Surrounded by both the sea and the mountains, beautiful Shonan is a place where you can experience incredible food, culture, history, spirituality, art, and outdoor adventures. Many of its hidden gems are located away from train stations and are difficult—or even impossible—to reach by public transportation. As someone who was born and raised in Shonan, I’d love to take you beyond the typical tourist spots and introduce you to the area’s hidden treasures that only locals know. Traveling by car, we’ll explore authentic local routes that most visitors never get to see. Every tour is designed around the season, the weather, and your interests, making each experience unique. This isn’t just a sightseeing tour—it’s your chance to discover the real Shonan through the eyes of a local.

Marina M.

Hi! Salut! ¡Hola! My name is Marina. Since I was a kid, I've liked exploring beyond the ordinary, making memories, capturing moments, and experiencing like a true local. Why don't we do it together? Come with me to discover Segovia and its surroundings; there are little gems hidden not only in the city but also in the province. Let me show you the true flavor of my city and villages. By the way, in the photo,just in case you were wondering,I'm dressed in our traditional costume ;)

United Kingdom (UK)

John C.

I have been leading professional tours since 2016, following my time at Culloden Battlefield where I specialized in demonstrations of traditional Highland weaponry and clothing. As a native of Caithness from the Far-North, I am deeply passionate about my heritage—particularly clan history, tartans, and single malt whisky. I take great pride in wearing traditional Highland dress, including my family tartan and blue bonnet, as we explore Scotland's magnificent scenery together. Based in Inverness, I am well-acquainted with our Highland routes, popular landmarks, and hidden gems. Whether we are visiting the iconic Loch Ness, the ancient Clava Cairns, the historic Culloden Battlefield, the newly renovated Inverness Castle, or venturing further to the magical Isle of Skye, the world-renowned distilleries of Speyside, dramatic Glencoe, or the stunning Outer Hebrides, I look forward to sharing our culture and legendary stories with you. I look forward to welcoming you soon.

Maria A.

Hai-tai! Welcome to Okinawa! I’m Maria, a local Okinawan guide based in Shuri. I don’t just show you Okinawa. I help you understand the stories behind it, experience it like a local, and enjoy the day your way. Okinawa is more than beautiful beaches and tropical scenery. Behind the places you visit are stories of the Ryukyu Kingdom, sacred traditions, local food, island life, and the many cultures that shaped Okinawa into what it is today. I love bringing those stories to life in a way that is easy to understand, relaxed, and fun. Instead of simply giving you facts, I want you to understand why Okinawa is the way it is. Whether you’re interested in Ryukyu history, Shuri, sacred islands, local food, hidden spots, nature, Okinawan culture, nightlife, or simply want to experience something beyond the usual tourist route, tell me what you’re curious about and I’ll shape the experience around you. I’m also happy to adapt when plans change. Okinawa’s weather can be unpredictable, but that doesn’t mean your day has to be. We can adjust the itinerary and still make the most of your time here. Most importantly, I want our time together to feel natural. Ask questions, take your time, try something unexpected, or simply enjoy a good conversation. You don’t have to follow a rigid schedule to have a great Okinawa experience. Come as a visitor. Leave feeling that you’ve truly met Okinawa.

Michael W.

I love to share my passion for culture and history of Dubrovnik, giving a unique perspective, as my family has lived in the city since 16th century. I grew up in Dubrovnik, and its rich history and extraordinary beauty continue to be an endless source of inspiration. Having worked and lived in many countries around the world, I have over 30 years of international guiding experience and knowledge. I am also an artist working with acrylics on canvass. I am passionate about sports, literature and music. I live in Dubrovnik with my wife, son and three daughters. - Licensed tour guide with international experience.

Sisay G.

Welcome to Ethiopia – the Land of Origins! Selam!! My name is Sisay, I am born and raised in Ethiopia native. I am a Tourism Management graduate who quickly entered the tourism industry as a tour guide, motivated by a deep passion for people, places, and my beloved country. As a licensed professional guide with many years of experience, I have had the privilege of leading groups both large and small—students, adults, researchers, and business professionals—from across the world, including the United States, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and many other European countries. Guiding visitors through my beautiful homeland is more than a profession—it is a joy. Each tour is an opportunity to rediscover Ethiopia’s majesty and wonder alongside my guests, and I consider this a true privilege. Travel with me – discover more than you imagined.

Janna P.

My name is Janna, I am a native of the beautiful Island of Roatan. I love to travel, cook and host people from all around the globe. I love to snorkel and show visitors the place I've always called home.

Joao M.

Hello, I'm João. I was born in Coimbra, and I have a degree in Anthropology, and master's degree in Cultural heritage, management and programming. I am a certified guide. I love meeting new people and helping them get to know my country better. If you enjoy history and want to learn more about our culture and traditions, I think my tours are the best choice for you. I work mainly in the city of Coimbra, and around. I am based in Coimbra region, but I am also available for tours in Lisbon, Aveiro, or Porto. I will be happily suggesting you a full customized tour in these 3 cities. Please send me a request, just customize your request. This is just a suggestion, but If you are very interested in history and would like to take an original tour in Lisbon, we can visit various archaeological sites in Lisbon (such as Roman cisterns, city walls, and Iron Age neighborhoods), sometimes walking through unexpected places, such as shopping malls or under hotels, banks, churches, and even bathrooms (public, clean)... History is where you least expect it. Thank you!

Pedro G.

I was born and raised in Eric Eira, a coastal village located approximately 45 minutes from Lisbon. I pursued my academic studies in Audiovisual Communication in Lisbon and currently reside in the city. With a strong passion for sports and outdoor activities, I have a deep connection to the ocean. I practice bodyboarding regularly and enjoy spending time in nature, including multi-day trekking experiences. These interests have shaped my appreciation for both Lisbon’s coastal identity and its surrounding landscapes. I have been working as a professional tour guide since 2014. My career began following a transformative overland journey from England to Guinea-Bissau with my partner (now my wife) and close friends. This experience reinforced my vocation for communication, cultural exchange, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. Upon returning to Lisbon, I recognized the emerging potential of tuk-tuk tourism within the city. I saw this as an opportunity to combine my passion for Lisbon with a dynamic and people-oriented profession. Since then, I have been continuously active in the industry, providing personalized and engaging tour experiences.

Tokumitsu A.

Hello! Thank you for visiting my profile. I am a licensed national guide interpreter based in Okinawa, Japan. I enjoy introducing visitors to the unique culture, history, and daily life of Okinawa beyond the typical tourist attractions. My goal is not only to show you famous sights, but also to help you experience Okinawa from a local perspective. Whether you are interested in history, traditional culture, local food, nature, or hidden gems, I would be happy to create a memorable experience for you. I have a strong interest in language and cross-cultural communication, and I enjoy meeting people from around the world. I strive to provide friendly, flexible, and informative tours tailored to each guest's interests. I look forward to helping you discover the beauty and charm of Okinawa! See you soon in Okinawa!

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!

Masayoshi K.

Hello and welcome! I have been living in Kamakura for about seven years, just a short five-minute walk from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. I truly love this city for its unique combination of historic temples, peaceful nature, and traditional streets. One of my favorite hobbies is walking around Kamakura with my camera and capturing everyday scenes of the town. I enjoy discovering small streets, quiet temples, and scenic viewpoints. I use a Sony α7CII camera and enjoy helping visitors capture beautiful and memorable photos of their trip. I also run twice a week in the morning, often along Kamakura’s hiking trails or by Yuigahama Beach. Because of this, I am very familiar with many walking routes and hidden paths in the area. If you enjoy nature, hiking, or longer walks, I would be happy to guide you through some of Kamakura’s beautiful spots. I graduated from a university in the United States and continue to use English regularly in my work and through international exchange events. I enjoy meeting people from different cultures and sharing the charm of Kamakura in English. During our tour, I hope to show you not only famous places such as the Great Buddha and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, but also the relaxing atmosphere, nature, and everyday beauty of Kamakura. I would also be happy to help you take great photos so you can bring home wonderful memories of your trip. I look forward to exploring Kamakura together with 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.

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.

Hitomi K.

Hi, I’m Hitomi. I was born and raised on a small, beautiful island in Japan. Growing up there has instilled in me a deep appreciation for beautiful places and an insatiable curiosity about the world. After working in the private sector in Tokyo for many years, I transitioned into a national government tour guide in 2017. Volunteering at the golf course during the 2021 Tokyo Olympics was an absolute blast! I’ve had the privilege of leading a wide range of tours, from visits to shrines and temples to immersive experiences in anime, pop culture, food tasting, geisha experiences, and Japanese calligraphy. These tours have taken place at some incredible locations within and around Tokyo. I’m particularly passionate about showcasing the hidden gems of the Kanto region, including Tokyo, Saitama, and Nikko. In addition to my tour guiding, I’m also a Japanese Calligraphy master, having honed my skills since kindergarten. It brings me immense joy to share this rich Japanese culture with international guests, and I’m thrilled to continue sharing my passion for Japan with even more people!

Patrice B.

Born in Normandy, I lived in the United States for nearly 15 years, working as an antiques dealer and a painter. For the past 12 years, I have been a professional tour guide, sharing my passion for French history, art, culture, and heritage. I specialize in private and customized tours in Paris and throughout France, including Normandy, Champagne, the Loire Valley, Provence, and the French Riviera. My approach is personal, authentic, and friendly, with a focus on creating memorable experiences for international travelers. I am also a listed artist.

Jianxiong L.

I am a licensed English‑speaking tour guide with over 6 years of practical experience in Guilin, Yangshuo and the Longji Rice Terraces. I offer private custom‑tailored tours and work as both driver and guide with a 5‑seat vehicle. Travel plans can be fully adjusted according to each visitor’s interests and travel pace. Larger‑size transport with separate driver and guide is also available upon request. I enjoy showing guests the stunning karst scenery, local villages and authentic culture of this region, creating relaxed and memorable travel experiences for international visitors.

Xuan X.

What makes a great guide? Is it being familiar with tourist attractions? Yes, of course. You need to know the best time and route to visit popular sites. For instance, Monday mornings at Mutianyu Great Wall can be a nightmare. Even at the Forbidden City and Summer Palace, there are quieter routes where you can truly immerse yourself in history. Is it being knowledgeable about history and culture? Yes, of course. China has 5,000 years of civilization and Beijing has served as China’s capital for over 900 years. I use visual aids, such as a relief map of China and a 5,000-year civilization timeline comparison, to help you grasp Beijing and China's splendid past. But most importantly, a good guide should understand clients’ needs. Travellers have different interests. Some love to experience locals’ quiet daily life — a wet market visit would be perfect. Some seek excitement, and an acrobatic show can become the most unforgettable part of your trip. Some admire traditional Chinese paintings, and Liulichang, where people have bought artworks for centuries, will satisfy your artistic taste. Others enjoy riding shared bikes and wandering through old hutongs, then, let’s bike together and discover hidden gems even locals overlook. Talk to me, and I will find the side of Beijing that suits you best. Book my service, and I will show you authentic Beijing!

Sebastian S.

I'm a licensed professional tourist guide born and raised in Singapore, fluent in both English and Chinese. I can tailor exclusive itineraries for student groups, small parties and large tour groups alike! I am a registered Overseas Student Enrichment Instructor by Singapore's Ministry of Education, as well as a CPR first aid certificate. Having led numerous student groups before, I guarantee you an educational and fun-filled study tour. I know and love Singapore's history, culture and business stories inside out. From old neighbourhoods to modern skyscrapers, I'll show you around while sharing engaging tales along the way. What I enjoy most is guiding you to explore Singapore immersively with vivid stories. Let's create wonderful memories full of joy and knowledge together! Don't hesitate to get in touch! Travellers and travel agencies are welcome to book my summer tour slots now.

Kazunori O.

Hello! I’m Kazunori. I’ve been guiding visitors around Kyoto for the past two years. So far, I’ve guided more than 30 groups. Many guests have told me I should become a professional guide, and their kind reviews encouraged me to join GoWithGuide. I know Kyoto very well, especially Arashiyama and the Higashiyama area, including Kiyomizu-dera. My goal is to help you enjoy Japan so much that you’ll want to come back again. I’ll be happy to share Kyoto’s history, food culture, and traditions in a simple and enjoyable way. I look forward to meeting you and showing you the beauty of Kyoto!

Aoi K.

Hello, I’m Aoi. Please call me “Aoi.” I was born and raised in Tokushima, and I’m excited to share the charm of this beautiful region. Centered around Tokushima City, I’ll introduce you to its history, culture, nature, and cuisine. When people think of Tokushima, they often think of the Awa Odori. Held every August, it is one of Japan’s largest dance festivals, with a history of over 400 years. With the famous chant, “The dancers are fools, and the watchers are fools. Both are fools alike, so why not dance?”, the whole city comes alive with energy. You can also see some of the world’s largest whirlpools in the Naruto Strait. From the walkway on the Great Naruto Bridge, you can enjoy spectacular views and experience the power of nature up close. Tokushima is also famous for indigo dyeing. During the Edo period, Awa Indigo spread across Japan and supported the region’s growth. In an indigo dyeing workshop, you can create your own unique item while experiencing traditional Japanese culture. For nature lovers, hiking on Mt. Bizan or Mt. Tsurugi is highly recommended. Mt. Bizan offers panoramic views of Tokushima City and the sea, while Mt. Tsurugi showcases Shikoku’s magnificent mountain scenery. Each season brings a different landscape to enjoy. If you visit Tokushima, I would be delighted to guide you. You can enjoy Tokushima’s nature, history, and food culture, including fresh seafood, Awa-O-Dori chicken, Tokushima ramen, and dishes made with sudachi citrus. The night view from Mt. Bizan is also one of Tokushima’s most iconic sights, loved by both visitors and locals. I look forward to sharing the charm of Tokushima with you.

Inga K.

I am a passionate local guide with extensive experience in Monaco and the French Riviera. I previously worked as a guide at the Prince’s Palace in Monaco and also conducted driving tours with a Monaco company, accompanying VIP clients across some of the most iconic destinations of the French Riviera and beyond, including Èze, Cannes, Monaco, Saint-Tropez and Sanremo. I have recently returned from one year of solo backpacking across South and Central America, an experience that deepened my understanding of travel, cultures, human connection and authentic experiences. Travel, for me, is not only about seeing places — it is about creating memorable moments, emotions and stories. I know how to make an experience unique, personal and special for each traveller, whether through hidden local insights, meaningful encounters, beautiful viewpoints, local culture, or simply adapting the tour to the guest’s personality and interests. My goal is to offer travellers not just a tour, but an unforgettable experience they will remember long after returning home.

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