Top Oaxaca City Tours by Duration - page 6

Experience a Day of the Dead night in Oaxaca with a group tour of the cemeteries of Tlalixtac and San Felipe. The experience starts at 7 pm heading to Tlalixtac, where our certified guide will explain the meaning of this tradition. Afterward, you will have an hour free to tour the pantheon and appreciate flowers, candles, and decorations. At 8:30 pm we will continue towards San Felipe. There you can tour the pantheon, observe different styles of tombs and headstones, and learn another way of living this celebration. You will also have free time to have dinner on your own. During the tour we included candle, marigold flower, borla, and mezcal. Return to hotels around 11:45 p.m. Includes: transportation, travel insurance, certified guide, candle, flowers, and mezcal. Does not include: food, additional drinks, or personal expenses. IMPORTANT: Group tour, not private. It is only done on November 2nd. We request that respect be maintained for families and their traditions.

Live an unforgettable experience in the heart of Day of the Dead in Oaxaca with a warm local family in Arrazola. Begin by participating in a traditional purification ritual with copal and walk through a vibrant field of cempasúchil to admire the flowers that guide the souls. Delight your palate with the authentic flavors of Oaxacan gastronomy and visit an intimate family altar to share stories and honor the memory of our loved ones. To finish, paint your own commemorative alebrije and take a unique souvenir from this trip. A deep connection to celebrate life through our traditions!

Highlights of the Oaxaca Artisan Tour: Pottery Class with a Master Artisan: Learn from a renowned Oaxacan craftsman and create your own mezcalero, the iconic piece of the local mezcal culture. Visit to the Alebrije Workshop of Jacobo and María Ángeles: Explore the creative process behind these vibrant alebrijes and discover why their pieces are certified and valued as art. Discover the Secret of Black Clay: Learn the story behind the technique that gives black clay its shine, and visit the workshop’s store to purchase unique pieces. This tour is guided by an English-speaking guide and includes private transportation, allowing you to adjust the schedule to your needs, ensuring a comfortable and personalized experience.

Get further off the beaten track and go deeper into Zapotec history at exceptional, yet lesser-visited, archaeological sites in the Tlacolula area: Yagul, Lambityeco, and Dainzu. We’ll also visit the women makers of traditional red pottery at San Marcos Tlapazola. Final itinerary subject to the chance of changing weather or other conditions, with appropriate substitutions.

The timing of our morning visit means you will beat the crowds and the heat, enjoying the spectacular location at the perfect time to appreciate the details and get some great photos. Up here, you will understand why the Zapotecs call themselves the people of the clouds. HIGHLIGHTS - Monte Alban - World famous Pottery - Lunch - Santo Domingo Museum

Let yourself go for a day full of flavors, colors and traditions that make Oaxaca unique. Start your experience with making Oaxaca cheese as it is called elsewhere and enjoying a breakfast with traditional memelitas (small corn tortillas), learning the secrets of local cuisine directly from the creators. Admire the grandeur of Monte Albán, the Zapotec city that dominates the valley with its ancient structures and breathtaking views. Enter San Antonio Arrazola, where artisans bring to life the colorful wooden figures called tones and nahuales — popularly known as alebrijes — and share with them the richness of their tradition. Finish in San Bartolo Coyotepec, home of the unmistakable black mud, and discover how clay is transformed into unique pieces through generations of techniques. You can take authentic souvenirs directly from the family workshops, preserving a piece of Oaxaca with you.

Visit Hierve el Agua, Mitla Archeological zone and on your own terms, with this private guided tour. You'll head out to Hierve el Agua bright and early so that you can avoid the crowds and heat that come later in the day, continuing on to Santiago Matatlan for a unforgetable lunch in the Maguey fields of Traditional food with Mezcal, Creams and Pulque tasting.

Our tour begins with pickup in Oaxaca City, taking you to Hierve el Agua very early in the morning, so you can avoid the crowds and heat, for stunning views and relaxation by its unique petrified waterfalls. Next, visit an artisanal mezcal distillery or a local family producing mezcal from wild agave, complete with a tasting. Enjoy an exclusive lunch in the maguey fields, with traditional tlayudas and memelas prepared by a local cook. Finally, we visit an artisan textile factory with a chocolate-making demo using traditional methods, supporting Oaxacan families and artisans with generations of craft.

This is a tour designed to know 5 must-see places in Oaxaca in a single day. We start with our maximum archaeological site that is Monte Albán your tour will be guided not to lose a single detail of the history of that place, your crafts as the Alebrijes of the population of san Antonio Arrazola cradle of the Alebrijes in wood carvings we will have the opportunity to go to the house of a master craftsman to know every detail of this craft, the textiles of Teotitlán del Valle are among the most important we have in Mexico and you can not leave Oaxaca without knowing its 100% craft process in its colors of natural dye, the majestic tree of the tule with more than 2000 years and more than 58 meters thick who makes it the tree with the thickest trunk in the world and finally we will have the most emblematic drink that is the 100% ancestral and artisanal mezcal in its process you will have the opportunity to try more than 15 different flavors. (Tasting Over 21 years old)

The opportunity to visit artisans at their homes and see crafts as Textiles, black pottery and wood carvings in a real life work day creating the most carefully designs all by hand preserving the millenary heritage and techniques avoiding massive production other Benefits of private tours are : - Possible to customize your tours - Direct pickup and drop-off - Comfortable sedans, SUVs, and vans - Ideal for families and couples ands groups. - Friendly, English-speaking service - Local knowledge of routes workshops, quality and variety of crafts

Live a special Day of the Dead night in Oaxaca with a group experience that combines flower fields, cemeteries, and family traditions. We will meet at 5:30 p.m. and leave at 6:00 p.m. heading to a flower field, where you can enjoy the sunset among marigolds and borla, as well as have time to take photographs of the giant catrinas. Afterward, we will continue to Santa Cruz Xoxocotlán to visit its new cemetery and learn how families prepare and decorate the graves during these dates. (LOUD NOISE) Later we will visit a traditional house to appreciate a Day of the Dead altar and enjoy a snack with tamale, bread, chocolate, coffee, and mezcal. (included) The last stop will be the old pantheon of Xoxocotlán, where you will have approximately an hour free to tour it and appreciate the atmosphere of this celebration. Return to the Oaxaca Center approximately at 12:00 a.m. IMPORTANT: Group tour, not private. It is only done on October 31st.

Journey into the ancient heart of Oaxaca with a private archaeological experience at Monte Albán, one of Mexico’s most remarkable heritage sites. Discover the legacy of the Zapotec civilization as your guide leads you through vast terraces, pyramids, and ceremonial platforms that once shaped a powerful ancient city. Uncover the meaning behind intricate carvings, tombs, and sacred spaces while learning how this ancient civilization thrived high above the Oaxaca Valley. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views that connect the past with the present in a truly unforgettable setting. Continue your cultural journey in Teotitlán del Valle, where Zapotec heritage lives on through traditional weaving. Watch artisans create vibrant textiles using natural dyes and techniques passed down through generations. This private tour blends archaeological discovery with cultural heritage, offering a deeper understanding of Oaxaca’s ancient civilization and living traditions.

If you really want to go beyond the restaurants and really taste Oaxaca, this tour is for you. We leave the city to visit Native towns where indigenous families & traditional cooks still prepare food the old-fasioned way! Grinding corn by hand, cooking over the wood fire and usuing clay pots and comales. You will taste dishes prepared specially for you, learn about Ancestral cooking techniques, hear stories behind each recipe and see how food, identity & daily life are deeply connected in this communities. By choosing this Tour, you also support local markets, indigenous cooks and local families who preserve Oaxaca´s culinary heritage. A genuine Oaxacan Cultural & Gastronomic inmersion - Fully private and all-inclusive

Discover the highlights of Oaxaca on this private guided walking tour. See the city’s most important and significant sights including the Church and Convent of Santo Domingo, the Museum of Cultures, Maco Museum, Alameda Park, and Benito Juárez Market. Ideal for first-time visitors, this tour explores the city that’s known for mezcal and alebrijes art.

In our tour of the day we visit; - Monte Albán the most important Archaeological Zone of the state. - San Bartolo Coyotepec where we will meet a family that is dedicated to the elaboration of black clay. - San Martín Tilcajete land of the Alebrijes, mystical figurines made of copal wood and painted by hand. - Ocotlan de Morelos, where we visit its market - Santo Tomas Jalitza house of artisans where it is known for its backstrap loom. Your visit to Oaxaca will be a great experience!

The tradition of the day of the dead in Oaxaca is something you have to live at least once in your life. It is only the 31st of October evening and we have few places available. We will visit 03 pantheons of the most important: General Pantheon, Xoxocotlan Pantheon and Atzompa Pantheon. The pantheons open their doors for family, friends and visitors to enjoy this tradition that is one of the most important in Mexico. Music, food and tradition is what awaits you. Meet the pantheons with local guides, who know and will give you all the details of this tradition. We will be small groups for each group to have their transport with their operator, tour guide and coordinator. everyone will be aware of every detail. We will have a meeting point, where the vans will be ready with their group name and their day of the dead offering: flowers, bread, chocolate, candles and mezcal.

We will go to your hotel in Oaxaca to pick you up to start our journey to one of the most conserved biodiversities in the State. In Ixtlán de Juárez we visit the glass viewpoint, from where you can see the impressive forested landscapes of the Sierra Norte. In Guelatao de Juárez we visit the Enchanted Lagoon, the museum that shows the work of Juárez and the replica of the house of Benito Juárez. In Capulálpam de Méndez, the first magical town of Oaxaca, we walked through the quiet streets admiring its beautiful adobe and quarry architecture where the colonial temple of San Mateo and the history of its golden altarpieces stand out. In the same way, we visit the Center for Traditional Indigenous Medicine and the viewpoint of La Cruz. Activities with an additional cost: · Relaxing massage · Clean Temazcal · Walks along the trails Zip line

You will witness the wonderful construction of the seventeenth century, built by the Dominican Friars, in San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya, where its kinship altars stand out with images of the Virgin of the Rosary, the Diseding, Mary, the Child and the Arcangel Gabriel. One of the most beautiful pictorial works is that of Saint Jerome of the indigenous painter Juan de Arrué, who is said to be his famous work. We visited the Archaeological Zone of Yagul, a city that flourished as an urban center after the dean of Monte Albán (800 years d.c.). Later after a short abandonment, Yagul resurfaced to become a city-state, in the Oaxaca Valley, which prevailed until shortly before the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors. In the end we visited Tlacolula, where we will walk through one of the most traditional tianguis in the country, one of the most complete and colorful in Oaxaca. This fascinating place is set on Sundays on the main street of the village.

Enjoy a fantastic experience taking a tour with 3 places to visit Oaxaca. Immerse yourself in Oaxacan culture on this day trip with me as a Zapotec tour guide. Will visit the most important archaeological site in Oaxaca, located in the majestic urban center of the city. Site which is the ancient capital of the Zapotecos and one of the first cities in Mesoamerica. This area was known as the religious, political, and economic center of our ancestors the Zapotec civilization. Continue with the adventure in Teotitlán del Valle is it a place full of colours with the Zapotec weavers indigenous people at Teotitlán del Valle, you will learn about the development of wool rugs, bags and sarapes. And end your tour learning about the process of mezcal production with a delicious taste.

An ideal visit to admire the magnificent Dominican ex-convents, built during the evangelization of the Sew Spain. Their massive structure contrast with the small of the surrounding villages. We will pick you up at your hotel to enjoy the Dominican ex-convent of San Pedro and San Pablo Etla, Santo Domingo Yanhuitlán, San Pedro and San Pablo Teposcolula, San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca. This is a Private Tour ideal to enjoy with family or friends, in groups of 4 to 15 people. You will have enough time to admire and at the same time take pictures of these beautiful landscapes without the pressure of a number group attached to an itinerary. During this private tour, you will be accompanied by a certified guide and a driver in a modern and comfortable vehicle according the number of passengers. In addition, if you are Mexican, you can take advantage of discounts for nationals at each site (only if applicable), such as student discounts or free admission on Sundays.

Experience the very best of Oaxaca in just one unforgettable day! You will explore ancient Zapotec city of Monte Alban with expert guidance, witness one of only two Petrified Waterfall on Earth at Hierve el Agua and enjoy breathtaking views throughout the Journey! Along the way, you will be welcomed into the home and weaving workshop of an indigenous Zapotec family in Teotitlan del Valle, where you will learn firsthand about their traditional techniques & natural dyes. Lunch takes place in a beautiful and charming Artisanal distillery restaurant where authentic Oaxacan food becomes part of the Experience. You will also enjoy a curated Mezcal tasting with exclusive batch selections. This is not a rushed Tour. It is a full, inmersive, personalized experience- designed to make your day in Oaxaca truly exceptional What are you waiting for!

Let's meet and enjoy without rush! We leave Oaxaca directly to the town of Roaguia, there: - We visit the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, where we have 3 hours of free time, to be able to hike, take advantage of the inns (natural pools) to cool down and enjoy the landscape being among the mountains. After the water boils we go to a distillery and: - We enjoy the tasting of the traditional alcoholic beverage of Oaxaca "El Mezcal", we go to a factory, also known as expenditure or palenque. At the end of the tasting we returned to Oaxaca City.

On our Food Tour, you'll enjoy a variety of local foods. Journey through all facets of Mexican cuisine, from abuelitas recipes, keeping alive traditional recipes, to 3 traditional Oaxacan dishes like Fried Chile Relleno and Tlayudas freshly made by artisans, and the taste of the famous Black and Red Mole. Our tour starts next to the popular Mercado 20 de Noviembre for your first bites, where we'll try both moles to kick off our culinary adventure. We'll also pass by the other popular market, mercado Juarez, before walking towards the Zocalo, a charming square brimming with history, stunning architecture and culture. Oaxaca old town is the perfect area to experience the colorful atmosphere and discover the vibrant flavors and variety of authentic Mexican cuisine.

On this afternoon-into-evening tour, we’ll explore the Oaxaca backstreets during a culinary changing of the guard, tasting your way through some of the city’s best nighttime food spots while also gaining an understanding of their important role in maintaining Oaxaca’s civic life.