All Oaxaca City Tours & Excursions in 2026

Monte Albán is an archaeological site in Oaxaca and this half-day guided tour is the perfect way to learn more about its history, the ruins and the first inhabitants. Close the travel guide and enjoy a guided adventure with commentary throughout the tour. To save time, the tour travels between sights in an air-conditioned vehicle, so you can cover much more ground than on a walking tour.

Come with us to get to know one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Mexico and discover the magic of Huatulco and its beautiful bays though this wonderful experiencie full of history, amazing lanscapes and colorful spots. We also visit la "crucesita" down town to watch the local artisans making all kinds of textiles, such as rugs, tablecloths, hammocks etc. We pass by the catholic church to admire the largest painting of the lady of Guadalupe in then world (national patron saint in Mexico) and finally we go to "la probadita" to taste all types of Oaxacan products such as Mezcal, Coffee, Hot Chocolate made of coco beans and of course the delicious grasshoppers. We are a local company with more than twenty years of experience in this wonderful tourist industry.

Experience the ultimate day trip in Oaxaca with our extensive itinerary tour. Our journey begins at the awe-inspiring Tule tree, a living testament to over 2,000 years of history. Next, we delve into the rich tradition of rug weaving at a workshop in Teotitlan del Valle. The adventure continues with a visit to Mitla Archaeological Site, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and mysterious allure. Cap off the day with a visit to Hierve el Agua, a natural wonder boasting petrified waterfalls, offering a surreal experience like no other in Oaxaca. As we return to the city, indulge in a visit to a traditional mezcal distillery, where mezcal samples await, adding a flavorful conclusion to your unforgettable journey. Things to note: Additional Costs (Paid in Cash) Tule Tree Entrance: $20 MXN Mitla Archaeological Site: $210 MXN Hierve el Agua Entrance Fee : $70 MXN Oaxacan Buffet Lunch: $198 MXN Teotitlan del Valle : No entrance fee Mezcal Distillery Visit : No entrance fee

Our tour is planned by a team of gastronomy lovers. The team developed a complete platform where what we are looking for is that any lover of food and unique culinary experiences enjoy the culinary heritage of Mexico to the fullest. We planned this experience with two years of research, if you take this experience you will meet people who preserve the gastronomic culture of Oaxaca, the vendors always offer us a unique experience of living the flavors in an incomparable way, because the producers themselves will talk to us and share with us of his wisdom.

Discover Monte Alban with a local bilingual guide who shares little-known truths about Zapotec culture. You taste ancient mezcal in an authentic palenque, seeing the traditional production process step by step. You know the craft workshops of black clay and alebrijes, with local artisans who work in front of you, preserving centuries-old techniques. Convenient transport between each point, collected from your accommodation in the historic center, so that all day is dedicated to living the Oaxacan culture.

This tour stands out for offering a complete and authentic Oaxaca experience in a single day with a certified guide that accompanies them. Combine the visit to Monte Albán, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with unique cultural experiences such as black mud and alebirjes, where you will get up close and personal with their artisanal processes. In addition, you will enjoy well-organized times, personalized attention and an experience that integrates history, culture and gastronomy in a comfortable and unhurried way. Note: the tour is available in Spanish or English, subject to availability. If there are few reservations for a single language, the service may be carried out in a bilingual manner, maintaining the attention and explanation for all participants.

We will get to know an important part of Oaxaca, its culture, history, art and gastronomy. We take a tour with a professional team, we will visit 6 special places. We visit the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua, where we have 2 hours of free time. We visit the beautiful archaeological zone of Mitla where we will take a tour of 40 minutes to 1 hour with a certified guide. We eat in a buffet restaurant with traditional local food. We visit Teotitlán del Valle where we will see the house - workshop of a wool rug artisan. We visit a factory, outlet or palenque of mezcal to have a tasting of this traditional alcoholic beverage of the state. We visit the famous tule tree located in Santa María el Tule, recognized among other things for its thickness or width and years of life.

Experience the best of Oaxaca in a single day. Marvel at the majestic Tule Tree, the millennial hollow with the widest trunk in the world, and tour Hierve el Agua for 3 hours, exploring its impressive petrified waterfalls and cooling off in its natural pools. Enjoy a delicious buffet with local seasoning and vegan options, then delve into the history of Mitla with a certified bilingual guide and learn about Teotitlan del Valle textiles, made with wool and natural pigments following ancient techniques. To complete the experience, discover the tradition of mezcal with a tour of its artisan process and a guided tasting. All inclusive so you can live Oaxaca in comfort, culture, nature and taste in one unforgettable tour Note: the tour is offered in Spanish or English, subject to availability. In case of a small number of reservations, the experience may be carried out bilingually to ensure the operation of the service.

Most visitors to Oaxaca never experience the city’s nighttime food scene when neighbourhood grills fire up, late-night vendors appear, and regional specialities take centre stage. This tour dives straight into the dishes locals actually eat after dark, far from restaurant dining rooms and tourist-focused menus. With 14+ tastings across 7–8 authentic stops, you’ll sample everything from lechón tacos and oversized tlayudas to mole-filled tamales, tetelas, garnachas, and mezcal-soaked sweets. These are real neighbourhood spots, beloved by locals and largely unknown to travellers. It’s a flavour-packed, after-hours look at Oaxaca’s culinary identity, and the most authentic way to experience the city at night.

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.

Join us on a private walking tour in Oaxaca City, where we'll take you on a journey through its rich history and tantalize your taste buds with a street food adventure. This personalized tour is designed exclusively for you, ensuring that your experience is tailored to your interests and preferences. Our expert guide will meet you at your desired location and lead you through the historical heart of Oaxaca. As you walk along the cobblestone streets, you'll be transported back in time, discovering the secrets and stories behind the city's iconic landmarks and architectural wonders. But that's not all - we'll also embark on a culinary exploration of Oaxaca's vibrant street food scene. Our guide will introduce you to the best local vendors and hidden gems, where you'll have the opportunity to sample mouthwatering delicacies. Throughout the tour, our guide will also provide helpful tips and life hacks for you to discover the city on your own when the tour finishes!

Hola! I’m Alvaro, and together we’ll embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of mezcal. Our adventure begins as we head to my picturesque hometown of Mitla, surrounded by beautiful mountains and endless agave fields. For my family and me, mezcal is more than just a drink — it’s part of our identity, our culture, and our way of life. Driven by my passion to share our Zapotec traditions, we’ll walk through the agave fields, learning how each variety contributes to the unique flavors and aromas of mezcal. Along the way, you’ll enjoy breathtaking landscapes, capture incredible photos, and share plenty of laughs. Next, we’ll visit my family’s artisanal distillery, where I’ll guide you through every step of the traditional production process — from roasting the agave in an underground stone oven to the final distillation. You’ll feel the dedication and love that goes into every drop. We’ll finish our experience with a tasting of different mezcal varieties, paired with a delicious, authentic Oaxacan meal prepared with local ingredients. Throughout the tour, I’ll be by your side, making sure you feel at home. My goal is to make your journey into the world of mezcal not just a tour — but a memory you’ll cherish forever.

Through the knowledge of a local chef, you will learn about the cuisine of the region and cook three typical dishes of the region, as well as accompany your food with sauces and make your tortillas in a traditional comal. Vegetarian menu available on request.

This is the PERFECT way to visit Hierve el Agua. We will be there before the crowds, and you can walk through the waterfalls, swim and relax. NO unnecessary stops.

The best spots for your travel photos to Oaxaca, I know every corner of the historic center that will make you have the best photos of your visit to our beautiful city. I worked for 6 years as a photographer and videographer of the State Tourism Secretariat and I know where and the best hours for each photo, dare to take the best memory back. Delivery of photos is digitally in high resolution for them to publish on networks or if they want to print on their own, and delivery is in 3-5 days, light, shadow and color retouching is done. A download link will be sent by google Drive or Dropbox.

Learn more about Oaxacan heritage on a half-day excursion to Mitla. Join a small group and visit the ancient archaeological complex of Mitla. Learn about the Zapotecs who built this incredible structure, and enjoy free time to explore the ruins. You will also visit a local workshop where you can see the traditional way of making Oaxacan textiles with natural dyes.

Our experience is an educational tour to learn about the culture of mezcal and all the tradition that surrounds it. We will begin our trip starting from the center of the city of Oaxaca and we will visit the towns of Mitla and Matatlán. There we will take a walking tour through our majestic agave fields with thousands of specimens, where we will be able to learn more about this plant, as well as having enough time to do a couple of activities and of course the best photographs. Then we will continue to an artisan mezcal distillery to learn step by step, the entire artisan process of making our drink. At the end of the tour, we will have an unlimited tasting of different varieties of mezcal. Finally, we will share a traditional Oaxacan meal at a local restaurant, already included, and of course, More Mezcal!

This cooking class is developed through deep research with people specialized in pre-Hispanic food, we seek to spread the heritage value of Oaxaca vegetarian food. Together with a traditional Cook we will tour the neighborhood and buy the freshest products for our dishes.

Most travellers never get beyond Oaxaca’s restaurant scene, but this tour dives straight into the city’s true culinary heart. Instead of polished dining rooms, you’ll taste the iconic dishes locals actually eat at midday, from memelas and mole-filled tamales to empanadas, tostadas, and ancient maize-and-cacao drinks that have defined the region for centuries. With 15+ tastings across 8+ stops, you’ll explore markets, street vendors, and neighbourhood eateries beloved by locals and largely unknown to visitors. It’s a deep, generous look at why Oaxaca is considered one of the world’s great culinary capitals, and one of the best ways to experience the city food culture.

From the mountaintop pyramids of Monte Alban to the Cuilapam Convent on the valley floor, learn all about the rich history of the Oaxaca Valley. This tour packs in four top destinations into one day. Discover the Zapotec pyramids and excavated ruins of UNESCO-listed Monte Alban, admire the mystical woodcarvings of San Antonio Arrazola, and meet resident artisans in San Bartolo Coyotepec, a town known for its beautiful black pottery.

Discover two must-see Oaxaca in a comfortable and well-organized experience. Visit the majestic Tule Tree, renowned for its impressive size and history, and continue to Hierve el Agua, where you can admire its natural formations, walk at your own pace and enjoy its pools with spectacular views. An ideal choice for those who want to get to know these iconic sites in good time and without rush. Note: the tour is available in Spanish or English, subject to availability. If there are few reservations for a single language, the service may be carried out in a bilingual manner, maintaining the attention and explanation for all participants.

Travel to Monte Alban with the freedom to create your own experience there. This shuttle service enables you to travel from Oaxaca de Juárez to Monte Alban without being tied to a specific tour or excursion—travel in comfort and safety, and plan your own day. Enjoy eight hours in Monte Alban, then take the shuttle bus back to Oaxaca de Juárez.

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the amazing archaeological area of Monte Alban with our team! We have certified guides who strive to give you the best experience on each tour, ensuring that your visit is truly unforgettable. With us there is no rush: we manage the best times so you can enjoy every moment and live a comfortable and enriching experience. We offer you a visit that stands out for its excellent value for money, making every moment really worthwhile. Note: the tour is available in Spanish or English, subject to availability. If there are few reservations for a single language, the service may be carried out in a bilingual manner, maintaining the attention and explanation for all participants.