• Roaguía - After an early pick-up from the hotel, the journey will head directly to a town near Hierve el Agua. This brief stop is for breakfast at a local fonda, where guests can savor handmade tortillas, organic corn, memelitas, eggs on the comal, tacos with beef, quesillo or pork, accompanied by coffee or a delightful hot chocolate with bread!
  (Drive 1 hour and 20 minutes from the city to this stop)
• Hierve el Agua - Arriving early at Hierve el Agua is ideal to enjoy the stunning views, capture beautiful photos, swim without crowds, or hike in the refreshing morning air. Due to the way the native community manages this park based on their traditions, guiding services are not available here. However, it’s easy to walk to the pools area and follow the paths for breathtaking views; remember to bring bathing suits, towels, and comfortable walking shoes!
  (Drive 50 minutes from Hierve el Agua to the next stop)
• Zona Arqueológica de Mitla - A guided tour will be conducted at this small yet magnificent archaeological site! Mitla is unique for its impressive architecture with beautifully carved designs on the walls. Visitors will have access to the Palace area and can appreciate the second most important empire of the Zapotec culture. Cultural and historical questions are welcome!
  (Drive 20 minutes from Mitla to the next stop)
• Rancho Zapata - The next stop is this historic hacienda for lunch! The restaurant serves delicious Mexican and Oaxacan cuisine, including traditional moles, handmade tortillas, delightful soups, Tlayudas, quesadillas, and various local dishes with beef or vegetarian options!
  (Drive 10 minutes from the restaurant to the next stop)
• Santiago Matatlán - At this traditional distillery, guests will learn about the Mezcal production process, from the different types of agave plants, cooking, fermentation, to distillation. All production is artisanal, and locals will demonstrate how to drink it; be prepared to try many varieties!
  (Drive 30 minutes from the Mezcal distillery to the next stop)
• Teotitlán del Valle - To conclude the day, a visit to a local workshop run by indigenous families is planned; they continue to work with the traditional process of making wool rugs. They will explain step by step the materials used, all the tools, the weaving technique, and how they derive colors using natural pigments. Questions and photos are encouraged, and there will be an opportunity to visit their gallery to appreciate the final products and support them!

• Private Transportation
• Driver and guide on board
• Guided visit at Mitla site
• Textile workshop
• Mezcal visit and tasting
• Cooler with bottles of water
• Federal Toll roads
• Parking fees

• Admission fees at Mitla site
• Admission Fees at Hierve el Agua
• Breakfast
• Lunch

The ideal time to experience Hierve el Agua is early in the morning! Begin at 7:00 am to avoid the crowds, capture stunning photos, enjoy a refreshing morning hike, or swim without the presence of others. Most tours arrive after 12:00 pm when it’s hot and crowded, making it difficult to navigate. This exceptional tour blends nature, history, gastronomy, and culture into one full day! It’s completely private! Bring your partner, family, or group of friends!

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