Amsterdam canal cruises, 10 tours
A ready-to-run GetYourGuide Scraper input: Amsterdam canal cruises, 10 tours.
Updated October 27, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 10 tours.
The dataset’s “Overview” view shows 12 columns: Photo, Title, URL, Price, Currency, Rating, Reviews, Duration, Location, Provider, Free cancellation, and Type. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs GetYourGuide Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Search terms
searchQueries Amsterdam canal cruise
Free-text searches, the same as typing into the GetYourGuide search box (e.g. "Rome colosseum", "Bali snorkeling").
- Max activities
maxItems 10
Maximum number of activities to save across all inputs. 0 means no limit (every activity the lists return).
Default: 20 → this example uses 10
- Sort by
sortBy Recommended
Order of destination and search results.
- Include full details
includeDetails No
Open every activity page for the full description, highlights, includes/excludes, itinerary, meeting point with coordinates, languages, cancellation policy, provider and the whole photo gallery. Turn off for fast listing-only results.
Default: Yes → this example uses No
- Include reviews
includeReviews No
Add the newest reviews (author, country, rating, text, date, traveler type, photos) and the rating per category to each activity.
Default: Yes → this example uses No
- Max reviews per activity
maxReviewsPerItem 0
How many reviews to add to each activity when reviews are on. At most 1,000, because the reviews are stored inside the activity row and one row must stay under the platform's 10 MB item size.
Default: 10 → this example uses 0
{
"searchQueries": [
"Amsterdam canal cruise"
],
"sortBy": "popularity",
"includeDetails": false,
"includeReviews": false,
"maxItems": 10,
"maxReviewsPerItem": 0,
"startUrls": []
}What it costs
About $0.011 for 10 tours
An estimate: 10 × $0.0011 per activity (One saved GetYourGuide activity with price, rating and (when enabled) full details and reviews). A run is charged for the events it reports, so one that finds fewer tours costs less. Platform usage is included in the event price.
When to use this example
From the GetYourGuide Scraper readme:
How many activities can I get?
A destination list typically returns several hundred activities (Paris lists about 780). Add more destinations, categories or search terms to go further. The run stops cleanly when a list ends.
Known limit
Live availability and per-date/time-slot prices are not scraped; price is the starting price GetYourGuide shows.
Other ways to run GetYourGuide Scraper
- Paris tours with reviews, 15 activitiesActivities from a city page with details and reviews.
- Rome Colosseum tours, 15 activitiesSearch activities by keyword with details and reviews.
- Barcelona tapas tours under $200, 15 activitiesCheapest well-rated tours matching a keyword.
- Colosseum tours in German with EUR, 15 activitiesActivity results in German with prices in euros.
About GetYourGuide Scraper
Scrape GetYourGuide tours, activities and attraction tickets by destination, category, search term or URL. Get prices, ratings, reviews, duration, languages, cancellation policy, meeting point, highlights, photos and provider.
- Price:
- from $0.856 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Roam & Roof
- Categories:
- Travel, E-commerce, Lead generation
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