New Traditional Tours Packages

Traditional tours

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Full-day tour to Hierve el Agua + Mezcal in Albarradas + Archeological Site of Mitla + Tule tree

This tour begins at Hierve el Agua, where visitors can swim in mineral-rich waters and enjoy panoramic mountain views. Next, participants visit a mezcal distillery to learn about the production process and taste different mezcal varieties. The tour concludes with stops at the ancient Mitla archeological site and the awe-inspiring Arbol del Tule, the world’s widest tree.

Full-day tour to Hierve el Agua + Archeological Site of Mitla + Teotitlán del Valle + Tule tree

This adventure starts with a visit to Hierve el Agua for a hike, Oaxacan snacks, and a swim in mineral-rich pools. Next, you’ll explore the archaeological site of Mitla, known for its unique Zapotec architecture and ancient mosaics. The tour ends with a visit to a Zapotec weaving family in Teotitlán Del Valle and the massive 2,000-year-old Tule tree.

Full-day tour to Tlacolula Market + Yagul archeological site + Tule tree (sunday's only)

This tour begins at the vibrant Tlacolula market, offering samples of regional foods and a glimpse into Zapotec culture. After visiting the historic Temple of the Assumption, you’ll explore the ancient Yagul archaeological site, home to cave paintings and Mixtec-Zapotec ruins. The adventure concludes with a visit to the awe-inspiring 2,000-year-old Tule Tree, the widest tree in the world.

Walk Among Ancient Sabinos and Experience of Artisan Mezcal (Friday and Saturday, only) This is a brand-new hiking tour, offered only by Oaxaca Experience Tours!

This adventure starts in Ejutla de Crespo with a scenic hike along the Serrano River, passing ancient Sabino trees, cacti-filled canyons, and crystal-clear water sources. After the hike, you’ll visit the community of La Compañía for a mezcal tasting with local Mezcaleros, who will share their craft and offer samples of Ejutla’s famous beef sausage. The trail is mostly shaded, flat, and suitable for moderate hikers.

Full-day tour. Hike through the canyons and swim at the waterfalls of Santiago Apoala

This visit to the isolated Mixtec village of Apoala offers a unique experience in a remote canyon, where locals live off spring water and farming, and weave straw into goods. Visitors can hike to stunning waterfalls, explore a narrow canyon, and visit caves in the valley. Due to the cool climate, layering clothes is recommended, and meals are available at local campgrounds or small restaurants.

Full-day tour Monte Alban + Alebrijes in San Martin Tilcajete + Black Pottery

This tour combines a visit to Monte Alban, an important Zapotec archaeological site, where you’ll explore ancient plazas and ceremonial structures. Next, you’ll visit San Martin Tilcajete, known for its colorful alebrijes, where you can learn about and purchase handcrafted wooden figures. The journey concludes in Santa María Coyotepec, famous for its black pottery, allowing you to witness the traditional pottery-making process and buy unique ceramic pieces.

Half-day tour. Comprehensive walking city tour to explore some highlights of Oaxaca city

Oaxaca de Juárez offers a vibrant and immersive experience with a bilingual guide, taking visitors through historic landmarks like the Templo de Santo Domingo and the acueductos de Xochimilco. Visitors can explore local culture at the Mercado Orgánico, enjoy a stroll along the Andador Alcalá, and relax at the city’s main plaza. The tour ends at the bustling markets of Benito Juárez and 20 de noviembre, offering local delicacies and crafts.

2-day and 1-night tour in Puerto Escondido. Highlights include turtle release, bioluminescence, bird watching, mangroves and sunset.

This tour takes you along Oaxaca’s southern Pacific coast, starting in Oaxaca City and traveling through the Sierra Sur mountains to Puerto Escondido. You’ll visit a turtle sanctuary in Escobilla to release hatchlings and experience a boat ride through the bioluminescent Manialtepec lagoon. The day ends with a sunset, bonfire, and chocolates, offering a unique connection to nature.