Oaxaca: Mount Albán & Cuilapam de Guerrero Full-Day Tour
Pyramids that make time feel short. This full-day outing strings together Monte Albán’s monumental ruins, the Dominican convent of Cuilapam […]
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Tour Monte Albán, Hierve el agua, Teotitlán Del Valle and Mezcal
Monte Albán plus waterfall views is a rare mix. This private day trip strings together Oaxaca’s biggest ancient site, a
Tour Monte Albán “clasico”
Monte Albán is a big wow, even before lunch. This classic Oaxaca day trip strings together the Zapotec capital with
Oaxaca: Oaxacan Mole Workshop with a Traditional Cook
Mole starts in the market, not the kitchen, and this class makes that obvious. I like how you shop local
Hierve el Agua Early Tour with Pickup + smoke-kitchen
Frozen falls before the crowds. This early departure lets you reach Hierve el Agua while paths are calmer and photos
Traditional Oaxaqueña Cooking with Grandma’s Recipes
Oaxaca tastes better when you cook it. In Chef Adhey Andrade’s home kitchen, you learn Oaxacan hot chocolate the traditional
Oaxaca: Vegetarian Cooking Class
Your lunch starts at the market. This Oaxaca vegetarian cooking class pairs a real market ingredient hunt with an hands-on
Hiking in the Sierra Norte of Oaxaca
Pine-oak air, real mountain towns, and a serious walk. This Sierra Norte day trip starts in Oaxaca City and climbs
Hierve el Agua, Tule Tree, Mitla and Mezcal Distillery Tour
One giant tree, ancient ruins, petrified waterfalls, and mezcal. That mix is why this long day works so well in
From Oaxaca de Juarez: Hierve el Agua and Mezcal Distillery
Hierve el Agua looks like a science project gone right. This Oaxaca day trip pairs petrified waterfall views and a
Ultimate Hierve el Agua Hike + Mezcal
Hierve el Agua is more fun when you earn it. This long day trip from Oaxaca City mixes an early
Private Minivan: Huatulco International Airport (HUX)
You get out of the airport and on your way fast. This private Huatulco (HUX) airport transfer is built for
Boil the water and distillery mezcal tour
Hierve el Agua meets mezcal in one long, good day. I love the 3 hours at Hierve el Agua—time to
The Mezcal Journey
If you love mezcal, this day will make you grin. You’ll start with a hands-on look at how mezcal is
Art walk & Cacao delight
Murals and chocolate make Oaxaca feel personal. This tour blends Jalatlaco murals with artists’ studios and ends with Chimalapa cacao