• Zona Arqueológica de Monte Albán - At Monte Albán, visitors will explore one of the most significant pre-Hispanic cities in Mesoamerica. Perched atop a mountain, it provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the Oaxaca Valley.

Upon arrival, a local guide will lead visitors through the plazas, temples, ball courts, and ancient ceremonial altars, explaining how this site served as the political, economic, and religious hub of the Zapotecs for over a thousand years.

There will be ample time to capture photos of its magnificent pyramids and carved reliefs, stroll along its esplanades, and absorb the energy of a place that has witnessed the history and grandeur of a great civilization.

This archaeological site is perfect for those who appreciate history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Every corner narrates a story, and the visit will be an immersion into Oaxaca’s illustrious past.

• San Martín Tilcajete - In San Martín Tilcajete, visitors will enter a town brimming with color, creativity, and tradition. This place is globally recognized as the birthplace of alebrijes, fantastic wooden figures carved and painted by hand, representing imaginary animals full of life.

During a visit to a family workshop, visitors can closely observe how artisans transform a simple piece of copal into a unique piece of art. They will learn about the entire process: carving, sanding, natural drying, and applying the vibrant colors that give each figure its personality.

There will be opportunities to interact with master craftsmen, ask questions, take photos, and, if desired, purchase an authentic piece directly from the creator, bringing home a piece of Oaxaca rich in history and culture.

San Martín Tilcajete is not just a destination; it is a living experience that connects imagination with art and tradition passed down through generations.

• San Bartolo Coyotepec - San Bartolo Coyotepec is renowned worldwide for its unparalleled black clay, a craft tradition handed down through generations. Here, visitors will discover how such a simple material is transformed into elegant, shiny pieces full of Oaxacan identity.

Visitors will tour a local workshop where master craftsmen will demonstrate the complete process: from clay molding, delicate hand engravings, to the special firing that gives these pieces their distinctive shiny black color.

They can view vessels, decorative figures, crosses, animals, and both traditional and contemporary sculptures, each with unique details crafted with dedication and talent. If desired, there is also the opportunity to acquire an authentic piece, perfect for taking home a cultural and exclusive memory of Oaxaca.

San Bartolo Coyotepec is more than just a town; it is a window into ancestral creativity and the value of Mexican artisan craftsmanship.

• Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán - The Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán is one of the most impressive treasures of Mexican colonial architecture. Constructed in the 16th century, this majestic Baroque temple is renowned for its exquisite interior decoration: walls and ceilings adorned with golden reliefs, detailed altarpieces, and a design that reflects the splendor of the viceroyal era.

During the visit, a guide will share the story of how this temple was part of a Dominican convent that played a crucial role in the religious and cultural life of Oaxaca. Visitors can walk its corridors, admire its impressive central nave, contemplate sacred works of art, and marvel at its famous vault decorated with the family tree of Santo Domingo.

Situated in the heart of the city, next to the lively tourist walkway, this stop is not only a visual experience but also an encounter with the cultural and historical heritage that makes Oaxaca a unique destination.

• Zócalo - The Zócalo de Oaxaca is the quintessential meeting point where history, culture, and daily life converge. Surrounded by colonial buildings, arcades with traditional cafes, typical restaurants, and live music, this vibrant space invites visitors to enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the city.

During the visit, one can stroll among its shady gardens and benches, admire the Government Palace and Metropolitan Cathedral, observe the comings and goings of the Oaxacans, listen to local musicians, or sample regional delicacies in its surroundings.

This is also the ideal place to take photos full of color and energy, purchase crafts, or simply sit back and watch the cultural heart of Oaxaca come alive. Every corner of the Zócalo tells a story and will make visitors feel part of the Oaxacan essence.

• Mercado 20 de Noviembre - The Mercado 20 de Noviembre is a must-visit for those eager to experience authentic Oaxacan cuisine. Here, visitors will find a true feast for the senses: from the aromas of herbs, spices, and traditional mole, to the vibrant colors of local fruits, vegetables, and chilies.

During the visit, one can wander the aisles filled with stalls offering tlayudas, quesillo, chapulines, Oaxacan chocolate, and artisan mezcal, as well as a variety of local crafts. A guide will explain the history of this iconic market and recommend the most representative products to taste or take as a souvenir.

This stop is not only a gastronomic experience but also a cultural one, where visitors can engage with the daily life of Oaxacans and feel the authenticity of Oaxaca in every bite.

• Bilingual guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance to the Monte Alban Archaeological Zone

This tour provides a comprehensive and tailored experience, blending the finest aspects of Oaxaca’s culture, history, art, and nature into a single day. Unlike other tours, it allows you the flexibility to select your itinerary: delve into the archaeological and artisanal treasures of Monte Albán, San Martín Tilcajete, and San Bartolo Coyotepec, or explore the natural marvels and traditional villages like Hierve el Agua, Mitla, and El Árbol del Tule.

Participants will enjoy comfortable, air-conditioned transportation, guided by knowledgeable local experts who share intriguing stories and offer tips to maximize each stop. There is ample time to capture photos, purchase genuine crafts, and savor traditional flavors.

This tour is the perfect option for those seeking to experience Oaxaca authentically and leisurely, engaging with its culture and people in a safe, comfortable environment filled with unforgettable moments.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.