MEXICO CITY · NEARBY
211 Tours Reviewed
Craft hands, not copycats. This private 7–8 hour Oaxaca day tour strings together black pottery and alebrijes in a way that feels practical: you get real studio time, then a quick hop to the next craft world. I like that…
A day like this keeps Oaxaca feeling personal. This full-day loop strings together four very different scenes: an ancient tree, wool-and-wax artisan work, Mitla’s greca architecture, and Hierve el Agua’s petrified pools before ending at a mezcal factory. I like…
A full Oaxaca flavor day, from wool to mezcal. You’ll get two things I really like: Zapotec textile craftsmanship at Teotitlán del Valle and a hands-on, step-by-step mezcal visit in Santiago Matatlán. The one caution: it’s an 8 to 9…
That frozen-waterfall view at Hierve el Agua is unforgettable. This day strings together ocean-quiet mineral springs, a premium mezcal cave tasting, and time with real Oaxaca makers, all wrapped into one smooth 8-hour circuit. I especially love the early start…
Oaxaca at 6:30 pm gets artsy. This Mezcal and Canvas experience pairs hands-on art making with a guided mezcal tasting in an iconic Alebrijes Art Gallery setting in the heart of Oaxaca City. I like that the activity is led…
Two wheels and an ancient icon. This cycle to El Tule is built around one of Oaxaca’s biggest wow-moments: the millenary Tule Tree, famous for its massive trunk and about 2000 years of age, plus the stories people love to…
Some days you need a mountain day. This full-day Sierra Norte hike trades Oaxaca City streets for cool air, pine forest trails, and village life around Cuajimoloyas, guided by Ivan plus a local community guide. You’ll start at the Templo…
Six hours of mezcal schooling. This Mal de Amor experience pairs a close-up look at artisanal mezcal production with an out-of-town ride through agave country toward Santiago Matatlán, where you’ll also stop for pulque and classic maguey drinks. It’s more…
Road time can feel long. This private transfer from Oaxaca City to Bahías de Huatulco is a practical way to do the long haul without the stress. You’ll get a professional operator who knows the route, plus a driver who…
Mezcal is more fun when it’s hands-on. This 8-hour Oaxaca day trip connects you with Santiago Matatlán and Teotitlán del Valle, two places known for traditional mezcal craft. You’ll tour working distilleries, learn how agave turns into mezcal, and end…
Two days in Oaxaca can fly. This combo tour is interesting because it stitches together big sights with hands-on craft stops, so your brain doesn’t just collect ruins. You get hotel pickup and a pre-set route that removes a lot…
Slow mornings beat city noise. In Oaxaca City, this 5-hour experience slows you down fast: a moderate 4 km loop (about 200 m/700 ft gain) with time for nature, culture, and quiet moments. What I like most is the mix…
Food with stories in every stop. This private Oaxaca experience strings together Teotitlán del Valle weaving, market bites, and two hands-on food moments in local homes. You’ll hit small community spots (not a tourist hall), then end the day with…
Monte Albán makes the whole day click. I love that Monte Albán admission is built in, and that you also get real craft time at the barro negro workshop in Coyotepec. One thing to consider: the alebrijes stop in Arrazola…
Two drinks, one oddly fun bus ride. This Oaxaca day trip mixes a local mezcal family visit, agave-field photos, and a pulquería stop into a tight, mostly hands-on route. I love the barrel-bus ride that gets you out to the…
