MEXICO CITY · NEARBY
211 Tours Reviewed
Oaxaca tastes better when you slow down. This private 6–8 hour day strings together mezcal, food, and textiles with stops that feel distinctly Oaxacan, from Mezcal Don Agave to Teotitlán del Valle. I especially love the chance for several mezcal…
Bromeliads and chocolate in the same hike. I love the mix of a real forest walk (pines, oaks, bromeliads, waterfall, birds) with the chance to learn how traditional wooden chocolate tools are made, and I like that the day adds…
Oaxaca can feel like you’re stepping into history. This private tour focuses on the UNESCO site at the center of Oaxaca City, known as Verde Antequera for its distinctive colonial green-stone buildings. I like how the day is guided by…
Two days, Oaxaca hits the highlights. This small-group tour is a smart way to see major sights with personalized attention and built-in hotel transfers. I like how the route mixes archaeology, crafts, and a mezcal visit instead of turning everything…
Oaxaca’s UNESCO day feels like two worlds in one morning. You’ll start high above the valley at Monte Albán, then drop into the rhythm of Oaxaca City—markets, churches, chocolate, and the big town squares—at your own speed. It’s private, so…
Three hours in Oaxaca City, well spent. This tour strings together standout churches and a full market stop, with a chocolate stop that traces the drink back to pre-Hispanic roots. I like the clear, low-stress order of sights you get…
Trees and trails outside Oaxaca City. This MTB tour mixes city bike-path cruising with real cross-country riding to two famous natural landmarks: the Tule Tree and the Monkey Tree. The early start helps you get out of town while it’s…
Four moles in one sitting? It works. This cooking class in Oaxaca City follows the story of mole from pre-Hispanic roots through viceregal influence, with Chef Carrizosa guiding you in making Green and Yellow moles plus Almond and Party moles.…
Oaxaca clicks into place fast. This 2-hour, English-friendly walking tour is a smart first stop in town, mixing food culture with standout architecture and ending at a less-visited museum. I love that it keeps the group small (max 10) and…
Monte Albán hits fast. This half-day tour from Oaxaca City is a smart way to see one of Oaxaca’s biggest archaeological draws without surrendering your whole day. I like that you get hotel pickup and an English option with a…
That mountain road to Huatulco is the highlight. This private transfer is interesting because it trades the chaos of shared shuttles for private comfort and a direct run through the countryside, with a planned break en route and a finish…
Ancient ruins in the morning, handmade art by afternoon. This 8-hour guided day strings together Zapotec-era Monte Albán, the ceramics traditions of Atzompa, and Oaxaca’s classic history stops in a smart route. I like that the tour keeps the group…
Pedal out, then meet an ancient giant. This Oaxaca City bike ride takes you into the hills with a car-free trail behind Santa María del Tule, then brings you to the Tule Tree area with real local town time. I…
Life gets surreal in Oaxaca. This full-day route is built for people who want a lot in one day without feeling like they’re stuck in transit the whole time. You start with Hierve El Agua’s petrified waterfall landscape (that mineral-salt…
The Sierra Norte route has a way of slowing your thinking. This tour strings together Ixtlán, Guelatao, and Capulálpam de Méndez with long views, natural pauses, and a strong thread of Zapotec culture and Benito Juárez’s story. I like the…
