Andrea Izabella
Benelux regional tour guide
About me
I lead private, personalized tours in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
In Amsterdam, I conduct city center walks with official permission, for groups of a maximum of 15 people, according to current regulations.
My story
I have been living in the Netherlands since 2015, and this country has become my home.
My journey began as a florist, which sparked my passion for flowers, Keukenhof, and the tulip fields—I most often lead tours here from March to May.
In the early years, I explored the Netherlands extensively: I lived in several regions and worked in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Belgium. I traveled to nearly every corner of the country and discovered that the Netherlands is so much more than just Amsterdam.
I live in Gouda, and yes—I love cheeses. Another favorite of mine is Zeeland and Texel, where nature and tranquility are perfectly balanced.
I also run an office specializing in administration and payroll, so you can confidently turn to me for official matters, questions, and guidance.
Let’s Go Bella is a passion project for me—designed for travelers who appreciate personal support, safety, and authentic experiences.
Private trips – Belgium, Netherlands & Luxembourg
With personal accompaniment, at your own pace.
These private trips are for those who do not want to travel as a group tourist, but are looking for real experiences - safe, yet free.
I will try you in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, whether it is:
about a city walk or a countryside exploration
about iconic places and hidden treasures
a one-day trip or a multi-day trip
The program is always personalized, with the emphasis on experience, living it out, and a relaxed journey.
During the trip, I also take candid, natural-looking photos so that the experiences really stay with you.
Popular destinations
What do you get on the tours?
• Small-scale, human-friendly management
• Local stories, not textbook information
• A flexible program, tailored to you
• Natural, candid photos along the way
The tours are slow-paced, experience-based, and there is always room to ask questions, stop, take photos, and chat.