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Janine_R, Nov 2026
Joscelyn, our guide, was...
Joscelyn, our guide, for the hike. She was excellent and knowledgeable. She was also personable and accommodating; offering to take photos. She never left the slower ones in the group. The place is absolutely beautiful. The petrified waterfalls are worth seeing and swimming in the mineral pools.
Anastazja_K, Nov 2026
Fantastic tour in Monte Alban
Really great tour! Very well organized and Miguel was an absolutely fantastic guide. He's very knowledgeable and passionate, he was happy to answer all of our questions. I really recommend taking this tour instead of going alone as it gives you so much background about the ancient cultures.
Seyedeh_S, Nov 2026
Vacation
It was a long day, but absolutely worth it! There were so many activities, and we truly enjoyed the entire experience. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area. Our tour guide, Uriel, was excellent! He spoke fluent English and made the experience even more enjoyable. 👍
Xochitl_A, Nov 2026
Definitely worth it!
Very comprehensive tour! Pavel was extremely knowledgeable and shared many facts about each location. Learned a lot, and walked a lot. Highly recommend. Be prepared with a swimsuit, sandals, and maybe a light towel for the pools as this was not mentioned on the things to bring.
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Many travelers agree that if you only have time to visit one place in Mexico, it should be Oaxaca. The state has some of the country’s most iconic food—from its seven types of mole to flaky tlayudas (stuffed tortillas)—plus inspiring natural beauty and colorful architecture. Oaxaca tours let you explore like an expert, whether tasting street food in Oaxaca City or discovering the Monte Albán ruins. You can also learn to make mezcal on a plantation, marvel at a petrified waterfall, or head to the coast for surfing lessons.

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