Montealban Tour
Oaxaca packs a lot into one day. This Monte Albán and artisan tour mixes a guided intro at the ruins with time to wander, plus workshop-style visits to see how Oaxaca crafts get made. I especially like the way the…
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Tour of the Oaxaca Food Market
Oaxaca food has a way of pulling you in fast. This 3-hour market-style walk is built around real ingredients you can see and taste, from a classic basilica photo stop to Oaxaca’s biggest food market. I like that it mixes…
Travel from OAXACA to PUERTO ESCONDIDO by Private Transportation
Private rides beat the stress fast. This is a straightforward Oaxaca-to-Puerto Escondido transfer that feels more like a day plan than a commute. I like that it’s private (just your group), and the pickup at your Oaxaca accommodation is handled…
Tour of Mezcalerias in the City
Mezcal tastes better with a plan. This 2.5-hour Oaxaca City walk-and-taste threads together artisan tastings and a structured mezcal pairing finish, with English guidance and a small group size. You start in Centro and end at a food-focused spot, so…
Walking tour with a local photographer in Oaxaca
Oaxaca is a photo machine. This walk turns that into a real souvenir, not a blur from your phone. You’ll start near the Temple of Santo Domingo in the Historic Center area and focus on getting shots that feel like…
Oaxaca Cultural Day: Monte Alban + Traditional Craft Villages
There’s a lot to pack into one Oaxaca day. This cultural loop connects Monte Albán’s monumental ruins with real craft traditions, from carved wooden creatures to long-running clay work, all managed with private transportation and a coordinator to keep things…
Luxury Transportation to and from Xoxocotlan Airport to Hotels
Oaxaca moves fast when your timing is tight, and this Xoxocotlan airport-to-hotel transfer is built for just that. It’s a simple point-A-to-point-B ride, but the details—like meeting with a name banner and coordinating your pickup to your airline schedule—are what…
After the footsteps of Nacho Libre in Oaxaca
Nacho Libre fans have a field trip here. This private Oaxaca day tour strings together real filming locations with Oaxaca culture you can actually taste and see. You’ll start with the church used in the movie, then move through Monte…
Mezcal & Mole by a Certified Sommelier
Seven pairings. One great Oaxaca night. This sommelier-led pairing experience pulls you into a mountain-view tasting room to learn how each mezcal and each mole tastes on its own, then together. It’s a smart way to understand why Oaxaca is…
Monte Alban Only – Half Day Guided Tour – Oaxaca
Monte Albán in half a morning. This tour is built for an efficient hit of the ruins, with a SECTUR-certified guide and an experience offered in English when you need it. I also like the practical flow: you get about…
Tasting of Mezcal with the best selling brand in Oaxaca
Mezcal tastes better with context. This one-hour tasting at Casa Convite is built for people who want more than sipping. You’ll learn how to recognize an authentic mezcal, guided by what the makers know and what you can actually detect…
Visit to workshops and studios of contemporary art artists
Art studios on the outskirts of Oaxaca City. That hits different. This 5–6 hour private tour takes you from one contemporary workshop to another, with real people working right in their spaces. I like that it’s not a museum lecture.…
Oaxaca with a Local Photographer
Oaxaca looks better through a camera lesson. This small-group photo walk in Oaxaca City puts you right in the action, with a local photographer guiding you through the center streets and toward standout scenes like Templo de Santo Domingo de…
Apoala Magic Waterfalls Hike and Swim Adventure
Water plus waterfalls equals a good day. This Apoala hike and swim ties together village life near Oaxaca City, a real market breakfast stop, and then a guided trek to the waterfalls and back. I like how the route mixes…
Hierve el Agua Half-Day: Early Access & Personal Guide + Pickup
Early mornings at Hierve el Agua are different. This early-access half-day is built around beating the crowds, and I like how you get a personal bilingual guide (Gilberto) who keeps things clear in English and Spanish. I also really like…