MEXICO CITY · NEARBY
211 Tours Reviewed
Cacao turns into art here. This Oaxacan chocolate class in Oaxaca City is built around the real story of cocoa in southern Mexico, then turns it into something you can taste and take home. You’ll hear how chocolate evolved over…
Coffee can teach your senses. This 90-minute Oaxaca tasting is built around three extraction methods and the idea that brewing style changes what you taste. You’ll also get a guided story that links coffee’s path from Ethiopia to the Industrial…
Women make Oaxaca run. This private day ties together craft towns around Oaxaca City, with visits that feel personal instead of showroom-only. I like that it’s built around real women’s work, from alebrijes to weaving, mirrors, and mezcal. I also…
Landing in Oaxaca, you want calm. This one-way arrival transfer is built for the moment after you land, when taxis and pickup chaos can be the last thing you need. I like the English-speaking driver and the door-to-door convenience that…
Street art in Oaxaca moves fast. In about four hours, I followed Coyote Aventuras through three neighborhoods to spot murals and see how local creativity takes over ordinary streets. I especially liked the small group feel and the fact the…
Oaxaca can feel like an ocean of details. This 2.5-hour walk keeps you focused by pairing major sights with the stories behind them, so you’re not just looking at pretty facades. I love how the route is tight and doable…
A day like this moves fast—without feeling rushed. This private outing strings together four standout Oaxaca stops: the Tule Tree, the weaving-focused town of Teotitlán del Valle, the petrified waterfalls at Hierve el Agua, and the striking Mitla ruins. I…
Chocolate starts with a seed. This Oaxaca City experience turns that seed into real chocolate, step by step, with Rut and Ervit at Chimalapa Cacao. You’ll roast raw cacao and learn the hands-on craft behind artisan chocolate, not just watch…
Your mezcal starts with breakfast. This 7-and-a-half-hour Oaxaca City experience is built like a real day in mezcal country, not a rushed tasting strip. You start with tacos from a small local spot, then spend hours at working palenques learning…
Oaxaca Airport timing can make or break a trip. This one-way shuttle keeps things simple with hotel pickup and a predictable run to the airport. I like the air-conditioned minivan approach, and I also appreciate that everyone rides with seat…
Two hours can be enough. This private Oaxaca City tour is built for first-time orientation without blowing your budget: four major sights, free admission tickets at each stop, and an English-speaking guide to connect the dots. I especially like the…
Chocolate starts as a bean. This 1-hour Oaxacan chocolate class turns that bean into something you can taste: you toast cacao, grind it, and make chocolate bars that you later use for a simple mole and hot chocolate. You also…
Oaxaca can feel like a whole different world in one day. This tour strings together some of the most memorable stops near Oaxaca City, from petrified waterfalls views to craft time in Teotitlán del Valle. I like that you get…
A 6-hour road trip can be great. This private transfer cuts out the stress of logistics and gets you straight to your lodging in Huatulco (or the reverse). The drive itself matters here, because the route is long and twisty,…
This road trip is short, but it matters. The best part of this private transfer is how smoothly it turns a long drive into a simple, low-stress move between Oaxaca City and Puerto Escondido. You get private transportation with an…
