City Tour

El Centro Oaxaca De Juarez - This city tour offers a perfect introduction to the history, architecture, and daily life of Oaxaca.

With a local guide, travelers will explore the Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, visit the Cathedral of Oaxaca, and tour the most significant areas of the Historic Center, discovering how the past and present coexist in the city.

During the tour, participants will stroll along Oaxaca’s main streets, observing its architecture, squares, and local dynamics.

The experience also includes a visit to traditional markets, where the vibrant colors, aromas, and flavors provide an intimate look at Oaxacan cuisine and customs.

Monte Albán Tour and Craft Towns

Zona Arqueologica de Monte Alban - The day starts with a visit to Monte Albán, the ancient Zapotec capital, strategically situated on a mountain overlooking the Oaxaca Valley. Travelers will discover the grandeur of this pre-Hispanic city, its ceremonial squares, and its significance as one of the most influential political and cultural centers in Mesoamerica, all while enjoying panoramic views that make this site truly unforgettable.

San Bartolo Coyotepec - The journey continues in San Bartolo Coyotepec, a community famous for preserving one of Oaxaca’s most iconic craft traditions. Here, travelers will learn about the black clay process, a technique that combines ancestral knowledge, patience, and creativity, giving this town its identity and international acclaim.

San Martin Tilcajete - A break will be taken to enjoy regional cuisine at a local restaurant, an ideal time to relax, share impressions of the tour, and savor the traditional flavors of Oaxaca. (Food and beverages not included.)

San Martin Tilcajete - In San Martín Tilcajete, travelers will explore the world of wooden tiles, handmade pieces full of color and symbolism. During a visit to a family workshop, they will learn about the creative process behind these unique figures and their cultural significance within Oaxacan traditions.

Santo Tomás Jalieza - The day concludes with a demonstration of waist loom weaving, an ancient textile technique still alive in the communities of the Central Valleys. Through this practice, travelers will discover how weaving is not only a craft but a profound expression of identity, history, and cultural heritage.

Boil the Water Tour, Mitla, Mezcal, and More

Hierve el Agua - The day begins with a visit to Hierve el Agua, one of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in Oaxaca and one of the two petrified waterfalls in the world. This unique site, known for its natural formations and expansive mountain views, offers a moment to connect with nature, appreciate the environment, and understand the cultural and environmental significance of the place.

Zona Arqueologica de Mitla - The experience continues in the Archaeological Zone of Mitla, an exceptional site within the Zapotec world, renowned for its intricate stone grecas (geometric designs made with individual pieces). During the tour, travelers will learn about the symbolic importance of this ancient ceremonial center and its historical relevance, offering a more intimate and detailed look at pre-Hispanic architecture.

San Pablo Villa de Mitla - A break will be taken to enjoy regional cuisine at a local restaurant, providing an ideal space to rest and share the experience while savoring traditional dishes. (Food and beverages not included.)

Teotitlan Del Valle - In Teotitlán del Valle, travelers will explore one of the most renowned textile traditions of Oaxaca. In a family workshop, they will learn about the artisan process of weaving mats with sheep wool, from spinning to weaving.

The experience reveals the use of natural dyes, obtained from plants, flowers, seeds, and cochineal grain, an ancient technique that brings to life a wide range of vibrant and lasting colors. Through this visit, travelers will understand how each mat is a unique piece reflecting identity, history, and the community’s deep connection with its natural environment.

El Rey de Matatlan - The tour continues with a visit to a traditional palenque, where travelers will learn about the artisan process of mezcal, from maguey to distillation, and can taste different varieties while discovering why this drink is an essential part of Oaxacan identity.

Tule Tree - The experience concludes with a visit to the Tule Tree, a majestic tree over two thousand years old, recognized as the widest tree in the world. This stunning natural symbol of Oaxaca invites visitors to pause and observe its unique forms, where imagination and local tradition find meaning in every detail of its trunk.

• Private transportation
• Water bottles
• Tickets to all locations for the 3 days
• Certified Tourist Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Accommodation
• Gratuities
• Souvenirs

This tour offers a meticulously organized 3-day private experience, perfect for those wishing to explore Oaxaca without the hassle of planning.

All entry fees and tickets are covered, eliminating unexpected costs and long queues. Travelers can simply focus on enjoying their journey.

The itinerary includes Oaxaca City, Monte Albán, and the Mitla Route, featuring archaeological sites, artisan villages, and stunning natural landscapes, capturing the cultural essence of the region.

As a private tour, it provides personalized attention and a flexible pace. The local guide shares historical and cultural insights, enhancing each visit.

This is a comfortable, comprehensive, and well-organized experience, complete with private transportation and all details managed from the outset.

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