All Oaxaca Tours & Excursions in 2026

Huatulco might be most famous for its beaches, but this tour showcases its waterfalls, too. In a small group that ensures personalized attention and a relaxed pace, you’ll stray from the beaten path as you trek through the jungle to this hidden natural pool and cascade. Your guide is on hand to help you navigate and discover flora and fauna you might otherwise 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.

This combination of a horseback tour and a hot springs visit is the ultimate way to appreciate the nature and wildlife of Mexico. Follow your guide on beautiful off-road trails—including parts of the route through shallow water, and visit traditional village houses that you wouldn't uncover alone. The trip also goes to a hot spring area, where it's possible to swim and relax in the water.

Venture beyond Oaxaca city to see nature, history, and culture on a full-day, small-group tour of Hierve el Agua, Mitla, a weaving and mezcal-making village, and the ancient Tule Tree. By visiting Hierve el Agua first thing, this tour makes the most of uncrowded morning hours—and leaves plenty of time for discovering ancient ruins, an included lunch of Oaxacan cuisine, and visits to a weaving workshop and mezcal factory.

Come with us! We want to share our passion for marine experiences with you in this real adventure. See dolphins in their natural habitat! this activity has become very popular lately, that means more boats looking for dolphins, and WE WANT YOU TO EXPERIENCE THE FREEDOM OF NATURE SO WE WILL LOOK FOR SCHOOL OF DOLPHINS WHERE NOT SOO MANY BOATS SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE TRIP!!

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.

Puerto Escondido’s beaches might look stunning in the sunshine, but they appear even better after dark when they’re illuminated by bioluminescent plankton. This evening tour takes you to one of the prime places to spot the underwater phenomenon, and includes round-trip rides from your accommodation so you don’t have to worry about traveling after dark.

We will move to your hotel or airbnb if you are in the city center area, in any case if you are far away the meeting point are our offices. When you board the unit you will start enjoying the professional attentions of the Turisteando agency in Oaxaca. You will have trained guides with tour information, you will know the most emblematic places of Oaxaca, you will also taste typical Oaxaca food as its traditions and customs. You will visit more than 3 villages in one day.

There are no other tours like this in Huatulco! There is a maximum of 8 guests on the tour, we take you much further and have the most dolphin, sea turtle and whale sightings in Huatulco. Meet our friendly bilingual Naturalist crew whose knowledge of the marine species, bays and reefs in Huatulco is unmatched. We know the healthiest reefs to snorkel and the best areas offshore to find the dolphins and sea turtles. We explore a much greater area for the best encounters with the most dolphins, turtles, mantas and even whales (whales can be seen December through March). Our crew are Naturalists, Marine Biologists, DiveMasters, Captains and Photographers. There is an underwater microphone to listen to dolphins chatter! Our 8.6m boat Stenella is built for ocean exploration with 140hp engine, cushioned seating for up to 10 guests, a spotting tower, marine toilet, Bluetooth stereo, a swim ladder, lifejackets (infants to 130kg) and inflatable snorkeling vests.

To get a taste of Oaxaca, it pays to get out of the city. Skip the self-drive stress and the hassle of route planning and go deeper into what you see with a certified guide on this convenient tour. Admire the enormous Tule Tree; have a dip in the natural pools of Hierve el Agua; explore the Mitla archaeological site; and discover traditional textiles and authentic mezcal.

As a team we try to create journeys that are worth investing your time and confidence. We try to do our best to get out of the same schedules that our fellow colleagues offer this tour is whole afternoon experience that show us all the beautiful unique things mother nature has to offer the bioluminescence in Chacahua is voted as the best place to see it in Mexico. And the colors the sky paints during the sunset is just something else. We appreciate your preferences and will give our full effort to make sure your Journey is special!

Visit the scenic pools of Hierve el Agua on a tour from Oaxaca that gives you more free time to explore the site on your own. Unlike itineraries with multiple stops, this one prioritizes the main attraction—giving you a full three hours to soak, take photos, and hike to panoramic valley views. And with two different departure times to choose from, you can customize the day to your schedule.

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.

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.

San Jacinto Amilpas and Santa María Atzompa become scenes of absolute mysticism during the Day of the Dead holiday. This experience allows visitors to tour pantheons lit by thousands of candles and participate in traditional vigils where local families honor their ancestors among cempasúchil and copal flowers. By joining this tour, travelers will gain a first-hand knowledge about Zapotec cosmogony and the role of glazed mud in ritual offerings. The activity offers memorable encounters with the community and the opportunity to witness the "alumbra" in an authentic environment, guaranteeing a deep and respectful cultural immersion. This experience is aimed at culture enthusiasts, photographers and curious travelers looking to connect with the roots of Oaxaca outside of conventional routes in a vibrant and enriching atmosphere.

Explore Puerto Escondido with this small group guided kayak adventure and get a great feel for the natural beauty of the area. You’ll keep costs down by booking this small group tour, and maybe make a few new friends, too. Your kayak and guide are included in the fee, so you just need to show up ready for an adventure.

Discover the highlights of Oaxaca on a full-day sightseeing tour. Visit the Monte Albán archaeological complex, founded around 500 B.C., make three more stops, at local houses and craft workshops to see the process of: handmade black mud figurines and pieces; textiles and crafts woven by women on looms tied to their waists; finally, woodcut and painted pieces known as alebrijes. Learn about the rich history and culture of Oaxaca from your guide as you explore.

The fascinating world of protection You will see newborn turtles, you will learn and help the conservation of the species. You will also participate in this work to protect the species with conservationists.

Discover the cultural heart of Oaxaca through a unique tour of its most iconic craft communities. In this experience you will meet master craftsmen, ancestral techniques and artistic expressions that have been transmitted from generation to generation. You will visit workshops where the famous alebrijes are born, admire the elegance of black mud, be surprised by the delicate technique of the waist loom, tour traditional markets to acquire typical handmade clothes, and meet internationally recognized high quality textile pieces. Each stop is an opportunity to connect with local culture, support communities and take home authentic, unrepeatable and history-filled works.

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.

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.

To understand the ins and outs of Mexico’s famous agave-based spirit, you need to venture beyond Oaxaca City—and for that, a private vehicle is indispensable. On this small-group tour, travel to the towns of Mitla and Matatlan for a deep dive into all things mezcal. Visit agave fields and watch the mezcal-making process step by step in an artisanal distillery, capped off by an included lunch of traditional Oaxacan food.

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.