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80 Tours Reviewed
Monte Albán meets Oaxaca crafts, all in one smooth day. This private 6-hour route is built around privacy and pace, with bilingual guidance from Rosario Hernandez and excellent driving by Alberto. You’ll start high in the Oaxaca Valley at Monte…
Five stops, tight timing, real payoff. This private walking route in Oaxaca City is a smart way to see the big spiritual and civic landmarks without guessing where to go next. You get an English-speaking guide, quick stop times, and…
Oaxaca tastes like a street lesson. This half-day walk in Oaxaca City pairs real neighborhood stops with guided tastings, so you’re not just eating, you’re learning how food fits the place. You’ll hit a local market like Mercado Sánchez Pascuas,…
Food is the map here. This Mercado de Abastos tour is built for wandering a massive market—over 16 hectares—without getting lost in the noise, the smells, and the sheer number of stalls. You’ll start in Oaxaca City near the Zócalo…
Agave has a way of telling stories. This Mezcal Tour Oaxaca takes you from Oaxaca City to a working distillery and nearby agave fields, so you see how the spirit goes from plant to bottle. I like that it’s built…
Airport transfers can set the tone. This private Oaxaca service focuses on the simple goal: get you to the airport (or back to your hotel) with pickup at the right time and an air-conditioned ride that feels calmer than taxis…
Climbing with a patient guide changes everything. This private Oaxaca City outing mixes pickup convenience with real outdoor effort, plus route options from beginner to advanced. You get about 4 hours total, with a short walk to the climbing area…
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…
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…
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…
