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Discover the essence of organic coffee in the Sierra de Pluma Hidalgo, a place where tradition and nature meet. This tour not only takes you around coffee farms, but immerses you in the history and process of coffee, from bean to cup. With a certified professional guide, you will live an enriching experience that goes beyond tasting a drink. Walk among cafes, enjoy viewpoints and understand the connection between the earth and the taste of coffee. Support coffee families and the local economy as you immerse yourself in this fascinating coffee culture. - Visit organic coffee farms in the Sierra de Pluma Hidalgo - Learn about the coffee process, from bean to cup - With certified local guide who brings in-depth knowledge - Supports the local economy and connects with coffee history

Discover the creatures of Mexico when you take this tour to see crocodiles, turtles, and more. With a private guide, travel from Huatulco to Ventanilla for a boat ride on the lagoon to an island that’s home to iguanas, crocodiles, spider monkeys, and more. Then, head to an aquarium in Mazunte where you can observe turtles.

You will enjoy 6 pools of hot springs embedded in the mountains of the Sierra. Relaxation in contact with nature and the sound of the river. Delight your view of the spectacular landscape of the river and vegetation. Enjoy peace of mind and help relax your musculoskeletal system, purify toxins and eliminate joint pain. Forget about stress and everyday life enjoying a moment of total relaxation and harmony with your interior.

Venture beyond Oaxaca city to explore ancient ruins, scenery, and culture—covering multiple top sites in just one day. A dedicated driver lets you cover more ground than you could on your own, with time to swim, shop for textiles, sip artisanal mezcal, and stand in the shade of the famed Tule Tree. And with a local guide to share insights, you’ll soak up fascinating culture at every stop.

Food is a major part of Mexican culture, so there’s no better way to immerse yourself in it than on a small-group food and walking tour that reveals local favorites that most first-time visitors miss. Follow your guide through the streets of La Crucecita and taste an array of snacks, learning about their origins and traditions as you feast.

Experience a once in a lifetime opportunity to release sea turtles into the ocean when you book this excursion. With a private guide, depart your hotel in Huatulco and drive towards Puerto Escondido to Coyote Escobilla Beach. This is where thousands of turtles come to lay their eggs every year. You can watch the eggs hatch and help the baby turtles into the water, if necessary.

Discover the lush nature reserve of Huatulco on this full-day boat tour. Departing from the pier, you will explore the bays of the region. Spend the day swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing at various beaches. An incredible tour where you can discover 7 of the Huatulco bays. You will be able to see dolphins, turtles and in season the migration of whales. We will pass near one of the largest blow holes known as the "Bufadero". We will see the bay of "Cacaluta" famous for its movies and television commercials, the beach of La India, the beach of "La Distribución". You can try the famous pineapple stuffed with seafood in the restaurant.

See the scenic bays and beaches along the Huatulco coast on a 5-hour, private tour for your group of up to 8 people. Enjoy the flexibility of a tour that’s tailored to your schedule and interests, and spend the day aboard a 25-foot (7.6 meter) fishing boat that’s perfect for exploring. This 5-hour private boat tour includes round-trip transport from your hotel or cruise ship, as well as drinks while you’re on board.

Combine nature and culture and learn all about Oaxaca's world-class gourmet coffee on this guided tour from Huatulco. In the company of a biologist guide, learn about the biodiversity of Huatulco and how its coffee is produced. You'll meet the locals who plant, grow, pick, and roast the coffee and enjoy incredible Sierra Madre landscapes.

Enjoy an experience to the mountains of the Sierra Madre of southern Oaxaca, where we'll arrive a community with an approximate of 90 inhabitants and we will visit a coffee farm called "La Gloria" where we will taste chocolate, organic coffee and the different types of mezcal. After that we will go on a hike until we find some of the most majestic waterfalls called "Llano Grande", a site where the crystalline river flows to form shallow pools, you will be able to swim, take a clay bath and enjoy the day. Back to the farm to take the food which will be based on traditional Oaxacan food and Finally, we will take the return trip to Huatulco. Book now and explore some of the most amazing sites in Huatulco!

On a cliff overlooking the ocean, the lost city of Copalita—today the Bocana del Rio Copalita Eco-Archaeological Park—marks the only ruins yet found on the Oaxaca coast. Dating back to 500 BC, the city’s origins still aren’t fully understood. On this tour, you’ll travel back in time to the ancient ruins, visit the town of Crucecita, taste Oaxacan dishes, and more.

Adventure begins with an exploration of the agave plant—sacred in Mexico for over 10,000 years. Learn how this ancient plant has shaped the identity of our people, and uncover the stories behind its cultivation and symbolism. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of mezcal with an authentic tasting experience in Oaxaca, guided by a mezcal expert from a family steeped in five generations. In a charming tasting room, dive into the interplay of chemistry, biology, and anthropology that makes mezcal Mexico’s iconic spirit. Discover the agave plant’s cultural significance and its deep-rooted connection to Oaxacan heritage while savoring five distinct mezcals from various regions. Each sip reveals how unique production methods and terroirs influence flavor and aroma, enriching your appreciation for this beloved drink. The experience takes place in El Mercado Negro, inside a colonial house in the Oaxaca heart. Intimate, authentic, and filled with history, perfect setting to enjoy mezcal.

Find culture, history, and excellent souvenir shopping on this small-group guided tour of the city of Oaxaca. Explore by foot the ‘zocalo’ (town square) and city center, and visit the Temple of Santo Domingo de Guzman and the Oaxaca Regional Museum located in its former convent. Wander the stalls of 20 de Noviembre and Benito Juarez, two of Oaxaca’s most popular markets, and pick up woven goods, crafts and tasty snacks like chocolates and chilies.

Huatulco’s protected bays shelter some of the Pacific Coast’s most flourishing reef. Even if you’ve never snorkeled before, enjoy this private experience led by a certified snorkeling guide. Your guide picks you up from your hotel, drives you to one of the best beaches, provides your equipment, then accompanies you every step of the way.

This is an activities that is led by a small group of locals, this is one of the few activities that take you outside the city to enjoy Nature.

This Huatulco Day of the Dead Experience is a great pick for those looking to learn about the importance and tradition of Day of the Dead in Mexican culture, while visiting the country. A guide explains the day and its traditions to you as you visit a cemetery in Santa Maria Huatulco. Plus, you can also leave flowers for someone who may have been forgotten over time with provided flowers.

Enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine in the village of Zimatan, about 25 minutes from Huatulco, during this family-friendly culinary experience. Savor an 8-course seasonal menu prepared with locally-sourced ingredients and learn about the traditional flavors used in each dish. During your tour, you'll also have time to shop for souvenirs. Plus, drinks and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Departing from Santa María 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. This tour takes care of transportation and tickets, so you don't have to waste time booking separate activities or renting a car.

Explore Oaxaca’s beautiful Sierra region. A little over an hour is all it takes to transport you to this paradise. Upon arrival to waterfalls you will have a chance to swim in the invigorating waters and demonstrate your "Tarzan" skills swinging over the falls and into the crystal clear water, this tour involves some explanation of the coffee-growing process, option to buy it, as well as ecces to local organic products and hand crafts. Afterwards, you will join the family for a typical lunch. Includes: A/C Van, english speaking professional guides, entrance fee to the waterfalls, lunch at the coffee plantation, drinks aboard vehicle.

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.

Experience the thrill of canyoning on this adventure tour on the Zimatán River near Huatulco. Float downstream, slide down natural slides, abseil from rocks, and much more during your tour. Enjoy the adrenaline rush as you tackle the river and canyon obstacles. Then, tuck into a delicious lunch on the river before heading to a local beach to end your tour.

Explore Huatulco city with a knowledgeable guide on a tour designed to cover the highlights, from traditional Oaxacan foods to handicrafts, landmarks, and locally distilled mezcal spirits. It’s the perfect way to get a first taste of the city, or to get your bearings before exploring on your own. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Bahias de Huatulco by climate-controlled vehicle ensures a comfortable excursion.

Mexico claims more than 1,000 species of birds, and 75% of them can be found in Oaxaca. On this tour, you’ll hit three of the state’s best spots, scouting for kingfishers, jacanas, mountaingems, and dozens more. With your guide leading the way—and providing snacks—you’ll be sure to scratch a few lifers off your list.

One of the most representatives events in the Mexican culture; unfortunately can be only enjoyed one night early November in Mexico. It is not a tour, is an unforgettable experience.!!