Oaxaca, Mexico
The region's lush valleys give rise to a thriving artisan community where local markets overflow with intricate textiles, pottery, and intricately carved wooden alebrijes. Oaxaca's culinary scene is equally enticing, offering savory moles, crispy tlayudas, and refreshing mezcal, the smoky agave spirit deeply ingrained in local traditions.
Nature enthusiasts will revel in the stunning landscapes, from the ancient Tule tree to the dramatic Hierve el Agua petrified waterfalls. Moreover, Oaxaca's coastline beckons with pristine beaches and vibrant marine life.
Whether savoring a culinary delight, exploring ancient ruins, or simply embracing the warmth of its people, Oaxaca's enchanting tapestry continues to captivate all who venture here.
What to do in Oaxaca, Mexico
Explore the Ruins of Monte Albán
Monte Albán is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Mexico, dating back to 500 BC. This ancient city was once the center of the Zapotec civilization and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can marvel at the grand pyramids, intricately carved stone monuments, and the breathtaking views of the Oaxacan valley. The site offers a glimpse into the rich history and advanced knowledge of the Zapotec people, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in Mesoamerican cultures.
Indulge in Oaxacan Cuisine at Mercado Benito Juárez
A visit to Oaxaca would not be complete without savoring its world-renowned cuisine. Mercado Benito Juárez, the city’s bustling market, offers an authentic culinary experience. Here, visitors can sample an array of Oaxacan dishes such as tlayudas, mole, and chapulines (grasshoppers). The market’s vibrant atmosphere and the opportunity to witness local ingredients being used in traditional recipes provide an immersive taste of Oaxaca’s culinary heritage.
Immerse Yourself in Art at the Oaxaca Textile Museum
For art enthusiasts, the Textile Museum of Oaxaca is a treasure trove of vibrant textile creations. Housed in a beautifully restored colonial building, the museum showcases a stunning collection of traditional textiles from various regions of Oaxaca. Visitors can admire intricate weavings, colorful garments, and learn about the cultural significance of each piece. The museum offers insight into indigenous craftsmanship and the artistic traditions of Oaxaca, offering a captivating visual journey through the region’s textile heritage.
Wander Through the Historic Center and Santo Domingo Church
The historic center of Oaxaca is a UNESCO World Heritage site, characterized by its charming colonial architecture, vibrant plazas, and bustling artisan markets. Visitors can stroll along the cobblestone streets, admiring the colorful buildings and ornate facades. The centerpiece of the historic center is the stunning Santo Domingo Church, renowned for its baroque architecture and the intricate details of its interior, including golden altars and decorative motifs. A walk through this area provides a captivating insight into the cultural and architectural richness of Oaxaca.
Discover the Magic of Hierve el Agua
Hierve el Agua, meaning “the water boils,” is a natural wonder located high in the Oaxacan mountains. This awe-inspiring site features petrified waterfalls and mineral-rich rock formations, resembling cascading water frozen in time. Visitors can take in the breathtaking panoramas, swim in the natural mineral pools, and hike along the picturesque trails. Hierve el Agua offers a serene and mystical retreat, allowing travelers to connect with nature while marveling at the unique geological formations that make it one of Oaxaca’s most iconic destinations.
Example Two-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Exploring Oaxaca City
Morning:
- Start your day at the Zócalo, the main square in Oaxaca City, and visit the Oaxaca Cathedral and the Government Palace to admire the colonial architecture and vibrant atmosphere.
Late Morning:
- Walk to the Mercado Benito Juárez to explore the colorful stalls brimming with local produce, handicrafts, and traditional textiles.
Afternoon:
- Head to the Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca to delve into the region’s rich history and diverse indigenous cultures.
Late Afternoon:
- Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Ethnobotanical Garden of Oaxaca to discover a stunning variety of plants native to the region.
Evening:
- Sample local delicacies and soak in the lively ambiance of the Zocalo. Admire the street performers and take in the charming energy of Oaxaca’s historic center.
Day 2: Day Trip to Monte Albán and Artisan Villages
Morning:
- Depart early for a visit to the ancient archaeological site of Monte Albán, located just outside Oaxaca City. Explore the awe-inspiring ruins and gain insight into the ancient Zapotec civilization.
Late Morning:
- Visit the village of Arrazola, famous for its talented woodcarvers and whimsical alebrijes. Witness the intricate process of crafting these colorful mythical creatures.
Afternoon:
- Venture to the village of Teotitlán del Valle renowned for its weaving traditions. Visit a local textile workshop to observe the intricate methods used to create beautiful rugs and textiles.
Late Afternoon:
- Stop by the village of Santo Tomás Jalieza, known for its intricate handwoven belts and bags. Browse the local cooperatives and admire the craftsmanship of the artisans.
Evening:
- Return to Oaxaca City and spend your evening strolling through the vibrant streets, perhaps indulging in some mezcal tasting or enjoying a live performance at one of the city’s cultural venues.
Mezcal Tastings
Explore the world of mezcal, a popular distilled alcoholic beverage in Oaxaca, through tastings and distillery tours.
Only Hierve el Agua and Mezcal Distillery Tour
If you visit Oaxaca, you must visit Hierve el Agua.
Hierve el Agua is a natural scenery of petrified waterfalls.
The first thing we do on the tour is to go directly to Hierve el Agua as our first stop. We stay there for 3 hours to have enough time to enjoy the natural wonders of Hierve el Agua without rushing.
There you can go hiking with local guides, or enjoy the spas that are there.
After visiting this wonderful place, on the way back to the city we visit one of the most popular mezcal distilleries in Oaxaca.
There you can do a mezcal tasting completely free of charge, and taste the different flavors of mezcals that exist.
The tour lasts approximately 7 hours, and includes entrance fees to Hierve el Agua
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Flavors of Oaxaca: Cooking Class with No Set Menu and Local Market Tour
Casa Crespo is Oaxaca in its kitchen. Tradition lives there, where chef Oscar Carrizosa, (originally from the Mixteca region) mixes the ingredients of the 16 ethnicities of Oaxaca with the original seasoning that he inherited from his grandma. It´s the perfect place to get to know the flavors and aromas of Oaxacan food in the classes that Oscar gives.
Oscar, who is very friendly, also shows how to smell and identify the aromas that come of the dishes. He presents menu options and the students decide what they would like to cook. There is no fixed menu. He teaches how to cook 3 types of tortillas, 3 types of salsas, an appetizer, soup, mole, dessert and drink. Dishes that strive to remain in the taste buds and memory of those who love good eating.
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Mezcal & Mole by a Certified Sommelier
Our Mezcal and mole is the only professional Mezcal and mole pairing done by a sommelier founder of the Agave Spirits Institute. The experience is always hosted by specialists that teach at the school.
Live a unique experience that uses the two most crucial culinary products of Oaxacan gastronomy: Mole and Mezcal.
All our moles and Mezcales are crafted artisanal and by single families so that we can keep helping and enjoying their beautiful products,
Great for groups, great for couples, and great to meet new friends!
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Hierve el Agua and Teotitlan del Valle Tour from Oaxaca
Start your day early when your driver picks you up directly at the lobby of your hotel or airbnb.
Our first destination is the impressive natural phenomenon of the petrified waterfalls at Hierve el Agua. Be prepared to be amazed by these formations that are one of a kind! You have two hours to explore, take pictures and learn about the majestic natural pools that seem to have been frozen in time.
After visiting Hierve el Agua, we will go to a traditional smoke kitchen, where you will taste a delicious Oaxacan lunch. A real feast for your taste buds!
We will finish iny visiting Teotitlan del Valle, a Zapotec town of weavers that use ancestral techniques to dye lamb wool and make fantastic rugs with incredible self-made designs.
Our exciting tour ends around 3:00 p.m. when we drop you off at your hotel or Airbnb with unforgettable memories and new friends. You will then have the rest of the afternoon for other activities.
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Artisanal Crafts Markets
Visit local markets to shop for handmade crafts such as pottery, textiles, and handwoven goods.
Tour to Hierve el Agua and Mezcal Distillery (Small groups)
We take you to the places that give you the true Oaxacan experience. We handle small groups for a more comfortable experience. On this tour you will be able to learn about the Mezcal process in a high-quality distillery. You will get to know different attractions and we will provide you with recommendations so you can enjoy our city.
We adapt to your needs, in Hierve el Agua you will have the option of hiking (with or without a guide belonging to the community where Hierve el Agua is located) this activity can be done perfectly without a guide because there are signs that tell you where to go. Go, you will also have the opportunity to cool off in the natural pools, or you can skip the hiking if you wish, all of this is optional.
Our meeting point is at the entrance of the ethnobotanical garden, just behind the well-known Santo Domingo church.
We offer you free advice to help you find what you are looking for on your adventure in this city.
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Private Day Tour including Artisan Villages of Alebrijes and Black Pottery
This is a Private Tour ideal for family or friends; a certified guide and a driver will pick you up at your hotel to visit the most emblematic artisan villages in Oaxaca. At every location we will visit one of the most famous artisan’s houses, where artisans will demonstrate what is the process to create amazing ceramic, belts, textiles, wood figures and other handicraft famous in Oaxaca.
Visiting follow villages:
- San Bartolo Coyotepec visiting Doña Rosa studio where artisans create beautiful black pottery figures
- San Martín Tilcajete visiting Jacobo Angeles house, one of the most international famous Alebrije’s artisan
- Santo Tomás Jalietza visiting local market in nice and quiet village where will find artisans who create amazing and colorful woven cotton goods made on back-strap looms
- Ocotlán de Morelos, famous by is Friday’s indigenous market, as well as its amazing church and museum showing artworks from artist Rodolfo Morales (principal precursor of Church restoration)
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Paint your Alebrije
This tour to Arrazola is a great way to experience Oaxaca outside of the city center as you will immerse yourself for a few hours in the life of a traditional Oaxacan craft family! Armando and his family have been creating alebrijes for generations and can trace their artistic lineage from the beginning of the art form creation. Having the opportunity to sit, learn and be creative with them is truly unique!
If you're interested in authentic Oaxacan culture and art, this tour is for you!
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Combo two-day tours, Hierve el Agua Full day and Monte Alban full day
To guarantee a low price, we offer you a combo of two tours. We recommend this combo, if it is your first visit to Oaxaca. We have new and modern vehicles, with government permits to transport and also with insurance.
Avoid taking free excursions, they don't guarantee you have a certified guide.
To guarantee a low price, the order of the tours may change.
You should consider that the tours are in continuous days.
We only use vans for tours.
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Hierve el Agua
Embark on a guided hiking tour to explore the stunning petrified waterfalls and natural rock formations of Hierve el Agua.
Hierve el Agua Guided Full Day Tour in Oaxaca
We will get to know an important part of Oaxaca, its culture, history, art and gastronomy. We take a tour with a professional team, we will visit 6 special places. We visit the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, where we have 2 hours of free time. We visit the beautiful archaeological zone of Mitla where we will take a tour of 40 minutes to 1 hour with a certified guide. We eat in a buffet restaurant with traditional local food. We visit Teotitlán del Valle where we will see the house - workshop of a wool rug artisan. We visit a factory, outlet or palenque of mezcal to have a tasting of this traditional alcoholic beverage of the state. We visit the famous tule tree located in Santa María el Tule, recognized among other things for its thickness or width and years of life.
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Hierve el Agua and Teotitlan del Valle Tour from Oaxaca
Start your day early when your driver picks you up directly at the lobby of your hotel or airbnb.
Our first destination is the impressive natural phenomenon of the petrified waterfalls at Hierve el Agua. Be prepared to be amazed by these formations that are one of a kind! You have two hours to explore, take pictures and learn about the majestic natural pools that seem to have been frozen in time.
After visiting Hierve el Agua, we will go to a traditional smoke kitchen, where you will taste a delicious Oaxacan lunch. A real feast for your taste buds!
We will finish iny visiting Teotitlan del Valle, a Zapotec town of weavers that use ancestral techniques to dye lamb wool and make fantastic rugs with incredible self-made designs.
Our exciting tour ends around 3:00 p.m. when we drop you off at your hotel or Airbnb with unforgettable memories and new friends. You will then have the rest of the afternoon for other activities.
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Boil the Water, Mitla, Tule, Mezcal and more
This is a very long but very complete tour if you only have a few days to get to know Oaxaca, you will visit 5 of the most important places in Oaxaca!!
1.-Tule tree
2.-Pre-Hispanic natural colors
3.-Mitla, Archaeological zone
- Stop to eat at a Oaxacan restaurant
4.-Boil the water
5.-Mezcal Factory
Something that we have identified us from others, they are our Guides, they are all part of the Lescas family and we want to share what we like about our beautiful Oaxaca, fun, friendly and knowledgeable about the history and traditions of Oaxaca!
now if you want something shorter, we have a half day option just to boil the water, search our profile we are Lescas Co Tours
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Ultimate Hierve el Agua Hike + Textile Art
A drive of 1:50 hrs to the town of San Isidro Roaguía (Hierve el Agua), where an authentic delicious breakfast will be waiting.
As we arrive at Hierve el Agua, we will explore the whole area and look at it from many different perspectives. You will have free time at the pools where you will have a chance to refresh and swim in the healing thermal (not hot) waters of Hierve el Agua; swim, meditate, or just contemplate the beautiful view of the valley below.
There are many stories about this Natural Wonder. We’ll have plenty of time to enjoy this paradise, wander around, meditate, take pictures, relax and swim. We will then begin the 7km hike down the valley to reach another secret hidden oasis!
We will then go to Teotitlán del Valle, a world-famous town where colorful weavings are produced by local families. The traditional food will be served in her house just next to the looms. Many travelers comment this is the best meal they have had during their trip.
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Zapotec Ruins Tours
Discover the ancient Zapotec ruins like Monte Albán and Mitla to delve into the region's rich archaeological history.
Monte Alban Guided Half Day Tour
We have quality service, our guides are certified but above all we have a lot of charisma and spark in what we like to do, to pamper the traveler in order to know the wonders of our state.
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Monte Alban - Full Day Guided Tour with or without Food - Oaxaca
Let's get to know Oaxaca, culture, history, art and gastronomy. We take a tour with a professional team, we will visit 5 special places in Oaxaca. The first is the wonderful Archaeological Zone of Monte Albán, where we take a 2-hour walk with a certified guide. The second place to visit is the house - workshop of a wood carving craftsman or Alebrijes in San Antonio Arrazola. The third place is to eat at a buffet restaurant with traditional local food. The fourth place is the house - workshop of a hip or waist loom artisan in Santo Tomas Jalieza. The fifth and last place to visit is the house-workshop of a black clay master craftsman in San Bartolo Coyotepec.
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Monte Albán Walking Tour
Embark on an exploration of Mexico's ancient past with our renowned walking tour at Monte Albán, one of the country's oldest cities. This enriching experience features transportation, a certified tour guide, and the entrance fee to Monte Albán—all for just $30 USD per person. Ensure a comfortable journey by wearing suitable shoes, and don't forget to bring your inquisitive spirit along.
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Full Day Private Tour to Hierve el Agua, Teotitlán and Mezcal
Privately enjoy this guided tour aboard a comfortable and safe family van.
Immerse yourself in a natural spa and enjoy the impressive views at Hierve el Agua.
Get to know the weaving of wool rugs in Teotilán del Valle.
Learn the process of making artisan mezcal, taste it and choose your favorite.
Discover the majesty of the Tule Tree, as well as its stories and legends.
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Cooking Classes
Participate in traditional Mexican cooking classes to learn about Oaxacan cuisine and its unique flavors.
Traditional Cooking Class with Minerva Lopez
I WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT:
IT IS NOT A RESTAURANT, I DO NOT CONSIDER MYSELF A CHEF
I am Minerva Lopez and I am a traditional cook from Oaxaca and I have more than 40 years of experience in pre-Hispanic and traditional cooking.
I invite you to spend a day at my house, with my family, my culture, it is an authentic experience where you will learn to cook as I learned, as if it were with mom!
Our groups are small which makes for an intimate, family experience
The market that we visited is the largest in Oaxaca and it is not touristic, where the locals go to buy our fresh and organic ingredients, here it is possible to adapt our menu to your tastes
There are vegan, vegetarian and meat lovers options.
At home away from the city in a small town, our outdoor wood stove is the best place to cook.
Everything we will eat is prepared at home
MORE THAN A CLASS IS A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE OF FLAVORS AND KNOWLEDGE
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Oaxacan Vegetarian Cooking Class
This cooking class is developed through deep research with people specialized in pre-Hispanic food, we seek to spread the heritage value of Oaxaca vegetarian food. Together with a traditional Cook we will tour the neighborhood and buy the freshest products for our dishes.
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Vegetarian Traditional Mexican Cooking Class
This workshop is quite interactive; you're going to actively participate in preparing the food we all are going to eat. Either you're a beginner in the kitchen or a master chef. The only thing I ask is that you're passionate about cooking.
I'll share with you some stories, especially from my scouting and exploration of the state of Oaxaca, mainly from La Mixteca and the Central Valley regions.
Finally, we all are going to enjoy the meals we cooked, I'll show you a couple of techniques to make your food look fantastic with little effort (food love starts with the sight!)
Mexican food, thus, Oaxacan cuisine has a significant foundation on corn, so we are going to learn about this cornerstone ingredient of the local gastronomy.
This workshop is a vegetarian/vegan one, but meat dates could be booked in advance.
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Day of the Dead Living Memories Tour with Lunch Included
Join our Day of the Dead tour in Teotitlán. Start decorating your own bread at a family bakery in the town of Mitla.
Then share a traditional feast with a family of artisans in the community of Teotitlan. Together, we will build an altar with detailed explanation. Finally, we will explore the picturesque traditional pantheon. An immersive experience and culture
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Chocolate Workshops
Indulge in chocolate-making workshops to learn about the history of cacao cultivation and the traditional methods of chocolate production in Oaxaca.
Cacao, Chocolate Experience in Oaxaca for Small Groups
I am originally from the Zoque ethnic group of the Isthmus Region, belonging to the state of Oaxaca, I come from a chocolate family by tradition, where I will be able to share my experience and knowledge that I have acquired over the years, giving rise to cocoa, you will be able to taste how cocoa It transforms its flavor according to its elaboration.
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Make Your Own Chocolate with Oaxacan Tradition Private Class
I am originally from the Zoque ethnic group of the Chimalapa community, Isthmus Region, in the state of Oaxaca, I come from a traditional chocolate-making family, here I will be able to share my experience and knowledge that I have acquired over the years.
Come and learn about our culture and prepare your own chocolate in a traditional way, with basic equipment that you can replicate at home!
Suitable for Children, adults and anyone who wants to make their own Oaxacan chocolate.
Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans.
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Mixology class with Mezcal in Oaxaca
We developed this class because in 2016 I won a contest in Oaxaca with the best bartenders in the City. From there I have the opportunity to make cocktails for events, classes or gastronomic projects.
I have a YouTube channel and a local television program where we prepare the cocktails and the contest I win to show how cooking is more passion than quantity, because flavors are what guide the experience.
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Cultural Festivals
Immerse yourself in Oaxaca's rich cultural heritage by attending traditional festivals celebrating music, dance, and local traditions.
Discover Oaxaca through History and Urban Mythology
The tour is named The Historical Compass (Brújula histórica) after the configuration of Oaxaca's city center, full of churches located on the cardinal points, these are decisive places for the urban layout strictly connected to the city religious, political and mystical life over the centuries.
We will be visiting buildings, streets and neighbourhoods where celebrations, wars, encounters and fascinating mysterious events have taken place. Walking through places embedded with legends and anecdotes belonging to tradition and popular culture of the city history.
Digging into the city’s secrets we will focus also on relevant Oaxacan’s female characters and their actions as well as less known and less told stories from prehispanic and colonial periods.
By the end of the tour you will have mapped the city in a historical way, eaten an ice cream and learned some new ways to taste mezcal.
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Celebrating Day of the Dead in Xoxocotlan Tour
Why is the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico? What is magical about celebrating death? Discover why this mystical celebration teaches us that dying is part of life and we should celebrate it.
Celebrate this tradition that is considered Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity!
The Day of the Dead are for Xoxocotlan a mixture of tradition, worship, celebration, magic and history. Dead and alive come together at local pantheon. Death is admired, interpreted and respected in Xoxocotlan.
Get to know the colorful altars and offerings, specially the exquisite cuisine with which Mexicans remember their faithful departed. The Day of the Dead is an event that only takes place once a year in Xoxocotlan and you cannot miss!
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Museums and Art Galleries
Explore Oaxaca's vibrant art scene by visiting museums and galleries showcasing works by local and international artists.
Earth, Corn & Fire: Tasting the Roots of Oaxacan Cuisine
On this tour in Oaxaca, we’ll get an edible crash course on the elements that are a bedrock of traditional Oaxacan cooking, as well as on how they are being safeguarded. We’ll go through neighborhood markets and visit home-based restaurants and the stalls of streets vendors, stopping to taste some of Oaxaca’s most iconic dishes and street snacks, from memelas to eggs cooked on the comal. We’ll taste local corn in various forms and see how it’s transformed from kernel to tortilla, in the process learning about the key role it still plays in Oaxacan cuisine and culture. Along the way we’ll meet market vendors who have been holding steady for decades and even visit the gallery of a group of young artists. We’ll end our journey with a meal in a family-run market restaurant, sampling several different types of the city’s most famous creations, mole,a dish that much like Oaxaca’s rich culinary heritage itself, is the result of numerous ingredients being lovingly and carefully mixed together.
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Visit Teotitlán del Valle and Hierve El Agua Waterfalls
Tour in shared service.
We will pick you up at your hotel to begin our tour to the impressive petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua.
Prepare to be amazed by these one-of-a-kind formations! For 2 hours explore, take pictures and enjoy these natural pools.
After enjoying Hierve el Agua, we will stop at the traditional smokehouse to enjoy Oaxacan food (not included).
Our next stop will be Teotitlán del Valle, the town of artisans, who create vibrant textures and beautiful textiles. Here you will have the opportunity to delve into the culture and creativity of this community.
At the end we will return to Oaxaca.
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Beach Day Trips
Enjoy a day trip to nearby coastal towns like Puerto Escondido or Huatulco for sunbathing, swimming, and water activities.
Shared shuttle from Oaxaca To Puerto Escondido via new highway
The service is share and low cost.
Service in vehicles with air conditioning, travel insurance, seat belts for all seats. The vehicles are constantly disinfected.
We have new and modern vehicles.
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Sunday Tour to Tlacolula market
You will visit the impressive Church of Tlacochahuaya, an architectural treasure dating back to the 16th century.
Then, we head to the colorful traditional market of Tlacolula, where flavors and colors merge into a symphony of culture. Here, you will have the opportunity to admire vibrant colors, enticing aromas and the bustle of locals exchanging traditional products. Here you can explore, taste and learn about the culinary traditions of Oaxaca.
The Church of Tlacolula is our next destination, home to the enigmatic Chapel of Mirrors. This place will envelop you with its history and its unique architecture.
Finally, we venture to the archaeological site of Yagul, where the ancient ruins tell us stories of past civilizations. The impressive landscapes and the energy of this place will remind you of the greatness of Oaxaca's history. After an exciting half day of exploring, we'll return to your hotel around 2pm.
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Full Day Bromeliad Forest Tour from Oaxaca
You will taste the Oaxacan chocolate with Serrano bread, we will walk in the forest of pines, oaks and bromeliads, we will arrive at a waterfall of around 100 meters, you will be able to observe a large number of birds that exist in the region and some animals that inhabit it, these forests of Oaxaca are one of the most important and protected forests in the world. We will also have a demonstration of how and with what wood the mills that are used for traditional Oaxaca chocolate and other wooden utensils are made. You will taste the typical seasonal fruits of the mountains, fresh water and typical food of the region.
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Private Family Tour to Visit Monte Albán, Alebrijes and Barro Negro
Enjoy a Private Tour with family or friends; ideal for groups of 4 to 19 people. Fall in love with incredible landscapes and take the ideal photo with plenty of time and without haste. Make a visit at your own pace with extended time if you wish, without depending on the itinerary of a mass group. During this Private Tour you will be accompanied by a guide and driver in a modern Mercedes Benz Sprinter vehicle. In addition, if you are Mexican, you can take advantage of the discounts for nationals at each site (only if applicable) such as student discount or free entry on Sundays.
We will pass by you to your hotel to visit the most emblematic places of this route such as the Archaeological Zone of Monte Albán, Arrazola (craft town where they create Alebrijes), the Ex-Convent of Cuilapan de Guerrero, Zaachila (indigenous village with multiple restaurants of typical food) and San Bartolo Coyotepec (creators of the Black Clay) to finally return to their hotel.
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