Things to Do in Oaxaca de Juarez

Skip the line and visit Mitla, the Place of the Dead. Be amazed by its varied ornamentation that distinguishes it from the rest of the country.

Our experience is a full immersion in the mezcal culture and all the tradition that surrounds it. Transportation, agave fields, artisanal distillery, mezcal tasting & local Oaxacan food.

Discover internationally award-winning mezcal at the only eco-sustainable factory in Oaxaca, with an exclusive stop at an agave plantation on the hill of Monte Albán.

Experience the archaeological zone of Monte Albán, taste 5 award-winning mezcals in our self-sustaining palenque, and visit the workshops of authentic Alebrije and Black Clay artisans.

Enjoy a full day tour visiting Monte Albán, Arrazola, Cuilapam de Guerrero and San Bartolo Coyotepec.

Discover the history and tradition behind Oaxacan chocolate. You'll learn about the types of cocoa, where it's grown, and its importance throughout the history of Mexico and especially Oaxaca.

Experience Monte Alban and taste five award-winning mezcals at our self-sustaining palenque.

Enjoy Oaxaca's most iconic route and discover one of the two petrified waterfalls in the world

Discover Oaxaca's historic center on foot with a local guide. Tour temples and squares and learn about the Zapotec and Mixtec roots that are still alive in the city.

Discover the nocturnal magic of the Day of the Dead, where the farewell of souls illuminates the darkness with tradition and solemnity

Explore Oaxaca's wonders: Tule Tree, Mitla ruins, Teotitlán del Valle's crafts, and Hierve el Agua's petrified falls. Immerse in culture & nature. Entrance fees not included for transparency.

Experience the real Oaxaca on this evening food tour through lively street stalls and neighbourhood kitchens. With 14+ tastings, discover the bold flavours beloved by locals.

Explore “Monte Alban,” the center of Oaxaca's archeological zone. Learn about the Zapotec culture, which once dominated the area thousands of years ago.

Taste the real traditional food at Oaxaca's markets, which are some of the best places to try traditional Oaxacan cuisine. Try local Oaxacan food and traditional sweets, that the state is famous for.

Discover the pyramids on a half-day tour of the Monte Albán archaeological zone

Discover Oaxaca: Árbol del Tule, Hierve el Agua, Mitla, Teotitlán rugs, and a mezcal distillery. History, tradition, and unique landscapes on an unforgettable tour. Book now!

Enjoy exploring the highlights of Oaxaca with a professional team dedicated to showing you the best of this vibrant region. Visit ancient ruins, discover local crafts, and learn about its history.

Cook a three-course menu of traditional Oaxacan cuisine with a local chef. Learn about the history and origins of local dishes and ingredients. The experience includes seasonal water and drinks.

Hike around Hierve el Agua’s petrified waterfalls, swim in natural mineral pools, visit Teotitlán del Valle for a textile demo, and discover mezcal with a guided production and tasting experience.

From Oaxaca visit the Puerto Escondido beaches and enjoy sun and warm sand,

Within this experience, I will teach you about Oaxacan print culture and its origins, as well as the five steps to create a print with a social proposal

Come with us to explore Hierve el Agua! One of the best spots in Oaxaca, you can do an optional hike and then take a swim at the natural pools. Get some food and be ready for our mezcal adventure!

Discover the famous Oaxacan cuisine by cooking and experiencing unique flavors and ingredients. Learn how to prepare traditional dishes made with organic ingredients from the family garden.

Embark on a journey along the Oaxaca Crafts Route, where each stop reveals the mastery and tradition of our talented artisans.

Start your Oaxaca adventure with a walking tour of the city's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover colonial facades, markets, and local tips to experience the city like a local.

Discover stunning waterfalls, swim in natural pools, zipline through the jungle, and enjoy a traditional Oaxacan meal in a small-group, immersive experience.

Starting from Huatulco, you can watch newborn turtles journey to the sea in a turtle sanctuary before witnessing the wonder of bioluminescent plankton in the Manialtepec lagoon.

Embark on an authentic mezcal journey near Oaxaca City, where you'll dive deep into the heart of mezcal production with this one-of-a-kind tour.

Walk the historic center through the lens of 500 years of popular struggle, from the Zapotec world before the Spanish conquest to the 2006 APPO uprising that shut down the city for months.

Discover the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el agua and immerse yourself in its pools in a round trip transport.

Discover the BREATHTAKING beauty of Hierve el Agua, stunning rock formations that resemble frozen falls. Explore the site and take a swim while enjoying AWE-INSPIRING views in a SMALL group day trip

See the highlights of the region of Oaxaca by visiting the petrified cascades of Hierve el Agua, a traditional Mezcal factory, and the town of Teotitlán del Valle.

Explore Oaxaca’s ancient wonders on this full-day tour! Discover Monte Albán’s ruins, vibrant alebrije workshops, black clay pottery, and artisanal mezcal. Culture, history, and tradition await you!

Experience Oaxaca's nightlife on a pub crawl with mezcal shots and live music. Visit 4-5 authentic cantinas and mezcalerías, enjoy free drinks, and dance the night away.

Explore traditional Oaxacan mole with local touches. Begin with an exciting market tour to gather essential ingredients.

Explore Sierra Juárez's forests, enjoy ecotourism, and learn wooden mill making on this 11-hour guided tour.

Explore the world of mezcal in Santiago Matatlán. Visit family-owned distilleries, taste premium mezcals, and learn about traditional production methods.

Explore Oaxaca on a unique sightseeing tour: visit agave plantations, taste pulque, mead, and tepache, and discover the mezcal process in a palenque with small tastings included.

Enjoy a morning in nature trekking in a safe environment full of endemic flora and fauna. Enjoy the Benito Juárez National Park while exercising in the forest.

Delve into the heart of Mexico's rich coffee-making tradition and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Oaxaca. Explore Pluma Hidalgo and Santa Maria on a guided tour and discover cultural artifacts

Take a bus tour to explore Oaxaca's historic downtown. See the city's most important buildings and landmarks, and visit the Soledad, Ex Marquezado, and Las Chinas neighborhoods.

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Oaxaca’s history and artistry. Visit the ancient Zapotec city of Monte Alban, a charming artisan town, and a black pottery workshop.

Discover the rich history of Oaxaca on a guided tour of Monte Albán. Start your day early and avoid the crowds at the Monte Albán Archaeological Site while exploring the ancient Zapotec city.

As night falls, take a tour where you will hear the most popular myths and legends while visiting the city's viewpoint and points of interest aboard the Mezcalbús...

Tour of the Monte Albán archaeological zone, in the morning to avoid the crowds. Explore and learn about Zapotec culture with an expert guide, without unnecessary commercial stops.

Delve into historic neighborhoods, vibrant markets, and lesser-known gems, guided by a local expert deeply connected to the community.

Experience the Day of the Dead in Oaxaca with a traditional dinner, an offering, mezcal, and a visit to cemeteries. A unique and deeply meaningful cultural experience.

Visit one of the natural wonders of Oaxaca, Hierve el Agua. Admire the rock formations that resemble frozen waterfalls. Visit a mezcal distillery on the way back to the city and enjoy a tasting.

Explore the countryside of Oaxaca on a bike tour to Tomaltepec Lake along this 32 km ride. Admire the beauty of the lake and its surroundings, visit the town of Sta Maria and see the famous TULE tree

Discover the street art with an artist! We will visit some of the most remarcable street art spots in Oaxaca and I will explain you some of the most popular techniques of Oaxacan art. Be ready to walk