Top Oaxaca Sporting Events

Explore top sites in Oaxaca on a full-day, private tour of Monte Albán, Teotitlan del Valle, a food market, Hierve el Agua, and an artisanal mezcal maker. Unlike group tours with a fixed schedule, this one lets you prioritize the places that interest you—whether you’re all about ancient ruins or cooling off in natural pools. And at each stop, your personal guide shares insights many travelers miss.

If you’re short on time in Huatulco, don’t just settle for seeing one or two of the coastal gem’s bays. Instead, check off seven seaside spots on one convenient boat tour, which showcases bays and beaches in and around Huatulco National Park. Enjoy the ocean breeze as you travel by boat, so that you can cover much more than if driving.

Oaxaca’s top sights are spread out, and travelers without their own transportation often find themselves confined to the city. On this full-day tour, check off the highlights with ease without stressing over logistics, including the ancient Tule tree, a rug-weaving workshop, Mitla Archaeological Site, the waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, and even a mezcal distillery—with a free tasting included.

Oaxacan food is nationally and internationally recognized. The markets of Oaxaca are the best option to taste the true traditional food! This tour will give you the best introduction to Oaxacan cuisine. You will be able to understand everything that happens in the markets and clarify your doubts while you explore the flavors and smells of Oaxacan cuisine from the most traditional places.

Foodies know that every meal is precious when traveling, so don't risk wasting time on a bad meal. Walk and eat your way around Oaxaca on this small-group tour. Sample a plethora of different local dishes at markets and street food stalls, starting at Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzman. Learn about Oaxacan culture through its food, and get a close-up look at a side of the city many travelers miss.

Skip inauthentic tourist traps to discover Oaxaca’s diverse culinary scene on a market tour led by a food-researcher guide. Taste your way through local dishes, from traditional quesadillas to pre-Hispanic drinks such as tepache (a fermented pineapple dish) and pulque (agave wine). It’s a chance to immerse yourself in the colorful market scene, while sampling flavors many travelers overlook—with insights from a local to enrich every bite and sip.

Spend a few hours cruising rugged trails and lush jungle on a quad bike tour of Huatulco. Get in your vehicle and explore the deciduous forest by crossing several trails and the Copalite River. Enjoy time to swim in the refreshing waters of the river and relax on its banks before returning to the starting point.

This adventure starts from Huatulco Bays. The first stop will be the Pre-Hispanic Probete, where you can taste cocoa, coffee and mezcal, as well as know the artisan process of tortillas. Our main destination is the waterfalls, where crystal clear water and natural surroundings invite you to enjoy the strength and freshness of the main waterfall. Then you will discover hidden caves that gives a mysterious touch to the adventure. You’ll also experience the thrill of sliding off the zip line and taking in the beauty of the surroundings. The place naturally gives the most fearless, the opportunity to climb to challenge their limits. After this adventure, we head to Finca la Gloria restaurant, where you will taste a traditional Oaxacan meal, including black mole with chicken, pot beans, carnitas and handmade tortillas. The waterfalls, along with the natural landscape and exciting activities, will make this tour an unforgettable experience.

Explore two of Oaxaca’s most iconic experiences in one unforgettable day! Start with a scenic drive to Hierve el Agua, where you’ll swim in natural mineral pools with jaw dropping valley views. Then time for a delicious Oaxacan lunch at a local spot most tourists miss. Finish visiting a traditional mezcal distillery to learn how this sacred drink is made with a bottomless mezcal tasting included! Unlike larger groups, we keep our tours small and personalized, so you get more time to connect with the culture. Perfect for couples, families, and solo travelers who want an authentic adventure!

Mezcal Soul: The spirit of a land This is not just a tasting — it’s an immersive journey into the land, the people, and the science behind one of Mexico’s most iconic spirits. Guided by a local expert and chemist, you’ll explore mezcal from its roots in the agave fields to the final pour in your glass. You’ll taste a curated selection of artisanal mezcals, learning how different agave species, terroir, and traditional production methods shape each flavor. As you sip, you’ll discover the stories behind the producers, the cultural significance of mezcal, and the subtle notes that define quality — from smoky and earthy to floral and fruit-forward. Expect a relaxed yet elevated atmosphere where education meets pleasure. You’ll develop your palate, gain insider knowledge, and experience mezcal in a way that goes far beyond the typical tour. By the end, you won’t just taste mezcal — you’ll understand it, connect with it, and carry a deeper appreciation of Oaxaca’s spirit with you.

This is not just a quad bike ride; it is a immersion in the nature of the Sierra Sur hills, where every ascent is rewarded with panoramic views that will leave you breathless. Feel the thrill of walking moderately difficult trails, crossing refreshing rivers and delving into landscapes with magical and mysterious touches. But the adventure goes beyond adrenaline. This tour offers you a unique opportunity to connect with the philosophy of sustainability by visiting an inspiring Permaculture project. Learn firsthand about self-sufficient ecological systems, discover innovative techniques for sustainable agriculture and gain a new perspective on how to live in harmony with nature.

You only have one day to get to know Oaxaca? A group of tourist guides dedicated to providing the best service in transportation and cultural experiences. Get to know the culture, traditions and customs, visit two of the most important archaeological sites of Oaxaca the first is Monte Albán the most important ceremonial center of Zapotec culture and Mitla : the city of the dead. It also includes the most representative crafts, the alebrijes and its textiles of Teotitlán del Valle and finally the most important alcoholic beverage that we have in Oaxaca which is artisan mezcal.

Ride some of the best enduro trails in Mexico, riding from 4 to 6 intermediate/advanced trails, all while surrounded by ancient forests, giant agaves, and breathtaking landscapes. Ride alongside expert local guides and with professional equipment, all set to create one of the most unforgettable days of your trip.

Monte Albán is one of the attractions in Oaxaca with more historical and cultural richness, on this tour you can walk through these impressive ruins. After an uplifting walk through the ruins we will visit an alebrijes workshop hidden in the legendary village of San Martín Tilcajete, known for its sculptures of fantastic animals made of wood with hand-painted textures. If you visit Oaxaca, you have to live this experience! This tour does not include a guide in Monte Albán, you can visit this archaeological area at your own pace without the need to have a guide. The second spot is a workshop where you will find the process of the alebrijes, crafts with great cultural value, you can see the evolution of them and see a great variety of these sculptural pieces.

Driving four-wheelers (ATVs) is much more than a ride – it’s an outdoor adventure that frees you from stress and connects you directly to nature. We start in the heart of Mitla’s historic center and we tour the village on wheels, passing through key points while sharing curious facts and local stories. The excitement rises as we head towards one of the largest mountains surrounding Mitla, a unique place where we drive towards prehistoric caves. With a little luck, we can see owls, eagles, hawks, horses, bulls and more. Along the way you will find amazing spots for Instagram-worthy photos ✨ Photos, adrenaline and pure adventure await you. Ready to live Mitla in a different way? Book now and join the experience.

Experience southern Mexico’s wild scenery on this guided ATV adventure in Puerto Escondido. After a convenient hotel pickup, get your heart pumping while racing through the southern Sierra Madre mountains with a knowledgeable local guide. Marvel at the region’s natural beauty and enjoy complimentary meals, bottled water, and park access.

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.

Explore Sierra Norte forest by bike, cross Oaxaca’s highest suspension bridge, and descend from 3,200 meters above sea level to a traditional demonstration of textile making and natural dyes. Finish the day with a tour of a local mezcalería, where you’ll have the opportunity to taste different varieties of mezcal.

Explore both the towns and forest of Sierra Norte on this guide hike of the Pueblos Mancomunados. You’ll learn all about the history, culture, and more of the town and community, and then you’ll head into nature. Hike on a beautiful trail with flowers, pines, oaks, and more. You’ll also hike over a hanging bridge for a little thrill.

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.