Top Oaxaca Multi-day Tours

Ideal for first-time visitors to Oaxaca, this combination 2-day tour offers a comprehensive look at the region and its most popular attractions. Visit the archaeological site of Monte Albán, the Cuilapam Convent, and San Bartolo Coyotepec to see black clay pottery. On the second day, admire "El Arbol del Tule" and the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua and explore Teotitlan del Valle, which is known for its colorful weavings.

OVERVIEW Discover the vibrant heart of Mexico on the Chiapas Tour! Start in Mexico City, where ancient and modern blend. Explore UNESCO sites like Teotihuacan’s pyramids, then visit charming Puebla and the Tehuacan-Cuicatlan Biosphere Reserve. Experience Oaxaca City’s culture, Monte Alban’s ruins, and Hierve el Agua’s landscapes. Relax on Puerto Arista’s sands, cruise Sumidero Canyon, and explore Chiapa de Corzo. Immerse in the traditions of San Juan de Chamula and enjoy San Cristobal de las Casas. This tour offers a feast of history, culture, and natural wonders! HIGHLIGHTS - Enjoy the rich flavors of famous Oaxacan cuisine with its unique traditional dishes. - Relax on the golden beaches of Puerto Escondido and Huatulco, ideal for beach lovers. - Learn about Oaxacan coffee traditions on a family farm, including cultivation and roasting. - Visit Monte Alban's UNESCO-listed ruins, a major pre-Hispanic archaeological site.

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.

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.

The ancient Zapotec city and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Monte Alban sits about 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) west of Oaxaca. With this tour, explore the hilltop archaeological site with a guide and enjoy views overlooking the Oaxaca Valley. That leaves enough time to visit the artisan towns of Arrazola, Cuilapam de Guerrero, and San Bartolo Coyotepec. Plus, round-trip transportation from your hotel in downtown Oaxaca is included.

Enjoy the best experience of your trip in Oaxaca with our certified tour operators and guides in our Excursions. Book this option if you want a transfer service and main excursions package in Oaxaca. In the first day you will enjoy of a comfortable transfer from the Oaxaca airport to your hotel, in the second day you will enjoy a amazing excursion to Monte Alban, we will pick up you in your hotel to Guided tour of Monte Alban. We continue with the adventure on the third day visiting the Tlacolula Market and Weaving Workshop in Teotitlan del Valle. And the last day we will transfer from your hotel to Oaxaca Airport.

Learn about Mexican culture and arts while having fun and expressing your creativing with this activity. You'll visit the village of Arrazola and meet a family of artisans who have been making alebrije folk art sculptures for decades. Learn about the carving and painting process, then get the chance to paint your own animal figurine. Keep your creation as a souvenir to remember your time in Mexico.

Visit Mitla, Tule, and Hierve del Agua in a single day on this multi-stop tour from Oaxaca. With round-trip transportation provided, it’s easy to move between the different sites and there’s no need to rent a car. Learn about the Zapotec people at the Mitla archaeological site, see a 2000-year-old tree at Tule, and swim in the natural pools at Hiever del Agua. Get the most out of your visit to the region through guided commentary on the local people, culture, and history.

You will know one of the natural wonders the giant Tule tree, which is more than 2000 years old, we will continue to the archaeological area of Mitla, unmatched by its varied ornamentation of its buildings, achieved through the system of geometric designs, then we will go to Teotitlán del valle, where the famous wool mats are made, we will continue our tour to Hierve el agua, where you can admire the petrified waterfalls, to conclude our tour we will visit a distillery of mezcal (the order of the visit is subject to change)

Explore Monte Albán, a pre-Columbian archaeological site in Oaxaca, on this all-day guided tour. The ruins offer a glimpse into Zapotec and Mixtec culture. Also, visit an alebrije workshop to watch artisans carve and paint Mexican folk art sculptures and stop to see black clay ceramic pottery being produced. Plus, enjoy a buffet of traditional Oaxaca food (not included in the price). Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

This is the best way to explore Puerto Escondido to the fullest, with everything planned for you. Every detail is taken care of — you just need to land at the airport and get ready to enjoy! High quality worry-free experience. The itinerary includes all the must-see places, fantastic cultural activities, eco-adventures, and nature exploration. November is the best time of year to visit Puerto Escondido. Why? Because this month offers a unique blend of cultural traditions and natural wonders, making it the perfect time to experience the region’s beauty and authenticity. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to enjoy: Local festivals The Surf Open League / Zicatela Surf Competition Bioluminescence season The start of whale season Our tour guides are true experts in Mexico travel and authentic culture. We work with a trusted network of local people to create unforgettable adventures — perfect for families and curious explorers alike. Book your biggest adventure with us now.

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.

Monte Albán is a must-see destination for those who visit Oaxaca. With more than 2,000 years of history, this archaeological site is truly unique. In addition, you will have the opportunity to explore the alebrijes and black clay workshops, emblematic crafts of the Valley of Oaxaca. Also, you cannot stop admiring the architectural beauty of the former convent of Cuilápam, a place that will also captivate you.

Discover the tastes and textures of Oaxaca during a cooking workshop right in the heart of the city. Join a small group and visit a local market to gather ingredients for your class. There's no set menu, so the group can select which traditional dishes to make. Learn about the origins of each dish and several techniques during your hands-on class. Your tour end with the delicious meal that you've created.

Enjoy 2 days in Oaxaca. We will travel from Bahías de Huatulco to the city of Oaxaca at 6:00 am in an air-conditioned vehicle with a certified guide, approximately 6 hours to reach the first tourist attraction to visit. Enjoy the Mezcal tasting in a palenque where you will observe the Mezcal elaboration process. Discover the history of the archaeological zone of Mitla. Appreciate a spectacular view from the petrified waterfalls Hierve el Agua. Let's explore the thousand-year-old secret of the Zapotecs with the observation of the elaboration of artisanal textiles. We will appreciate the gigantic Tree of Tule and we will know the architecture and history of the ex-convent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. We will walk and we will know the history of the Archaeological zone of Monte Alban and we will appreciate the process of elaboration of the Alebrijes. We will observe the process of elaboration of the black clay and we will visit a town in the San Jose mountains of the Pacific.

Our tour is a fully organized 3-day private experience, ideal for travelers who want to enjoy Oaxaca without worrying about logistics. All tickets and tickets are included, avoiding surprise expenses and lines. Travelers only focus on enjoying themselves. The tour combines Oaxaca City, Monte Albán and the Mitla Route, including archaeological zones, artisan villages and natural landscapes to know the cultural essence of the region. Being private, we offer personalized attention and flexible pace. Our local guide provides historical and cultural context that enriches each visit. It is a comfortable, complete and well planned experience, with private transportation and everything resolved from the start.

Go beyond the pages of the guidebooks with this fully immersive Oaxaca experience. With two days to explore with a guide, you’ll visit ancient archaeological sites and gorgeous churches, wander traditional markets like the locals, explore small mountain villages, get lost in nature, and, yes, learn—and taste—all about Mezcal, a traditional Oaxacan drink beloved to this day.

Receive personalized attention on this private full-day tour of Hierve el Agua and Teotitlan del Valle. After being met at your hotel you'll be taken to Hierve el Agua to enjoy three hours of hiking, swimming, and admiring the views of the petrified waterfalls. After, enjoy a mezcal pick-me-up at a distillery, then head to the markets of Teotitlan del Valle, where you can learn about (and buy) traditional handicrafts.

Archeology and history-loving travelers will enjoy this two-day tour of Oaxaca that includes visits to the most important ancient sites. You'll take the Monte Alban route on one day and the Mitla route on another, visiting the artisan village of Arrazola, the Mitla archeological site, a Mezcal factory, and much more. Learn about history and contemporary culture while having fun.

Since ancient times, Oaxaca has stood as the vibrant heart where the many cultures of the state converge. Once the cradle of Mitla and Monte Albán—cities whose splendor illuminated southeastern Mexico—this land remains a living tapestry of tradition and heritage. Today, Oaxaca City welcomes travelers with the warmth of its people: proud, talented, and eager to share their rich cultural legacy. Whether you’re a visitor from afar or a fellow Mexican, here, you’ll not only discover history and artistry—you’ll feel at home. Come, immerse yourself in an experience where every corner tells a story, and every encounter feels like a celebration.

Discover one of Oaxaca’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the most unforgettable way. Your adventure begins in the afternoon with a scenic drive into the mountains. Get to a quiet campsite in Hierve el Agua, enjoy the evening, savor a delicious local dinner as night falls and fall asleep surrounded by nature beneath the stars. Wake up before dawn to watch the sunrise paint the mountains in gold — a truly magical sight. Savor a freshly prepared local breakfast. Afterward, we’ll hike the full circuit trail around stunning rock formations, hike down to see them from below. We'll continue the hike up to stunning view points. Finish the hike by the mineral-rich spring pools and take a refreshing swim. After your adventure, we’ll head to Tlacolula Market, one of Oaxaca’s most vibrant and authentic markets. There, you’ll enjoy a delicious Oaxacan lunch, with options like barbacoa, huaraches, tlayudas, quesadillas, memelitas — the perfect way to celebrate the end of your journey.

Explore the history and culture of Oaxaca on this 3-day itinerary from Huatulco. Discover the magic of ancient Zapotec culture, learn how mezcal is made, and visit the archaeological sites of Mitla and Monte Albán. Stop at Teotitlán del Valle, which is known for its colorful weaving wares, and see the Tree of Tule, one of the oldest living trees in the world. In the Oaxacan capital city, gaze at the Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. Plus, visit artisan villages where you’ll be able to admire woodcarving and black pottery.