Tour Packages
Tour Packages
Full Day
- Monte Albán - Coyotepec - Tilcajete
Monte Alban - From 9:30 to 11:30 hrs
Monte Alban is one of the first cities in Mesoamerica as well as one of the most powerful, located 10 kilometers outside Oaxaca city at a height of 2,000 meters above sea level. The civilization started around 500 bc by the Zapotec civilization and then eventually was populated by the Mixteca culture.
Monte Alban was the seat of power over the central valleys, it`s political influence extending far beyond the walls of it’s city.
San Bartolo Coyotepec - From 12:00 to 13:00 hrs
This town has become world famous for it’s hand-made black pottery. One of the most coveted qualities of their black pottery is the shiny finish given to it by rubbing it with a quartz crystal before firing it in an underground homemade kiln.
Lunch 13:30 to 14:30 hrs
San Martín Tilcajete - From 15:00 to 16:30 hrs
Practically all of the families in this town make a living by creating these wood carvings most of which are of mystical creatures painted colorfully, an art handed down from generation to generation.
Monte Alban is one of the first cities in Mesoamerica as well as one of the most powerful, located 10 kilometers outside Oaxaca city at a height of 2,000 meters above sea level. The civilization started around 500 bc by the Zapotec civilization and then eventually was populated by the Mixteca culture.
Monte Alban was the seat of power over the central valleys, it`s political influence extending far beyond the walls of it’s city.
San Bartolo Coyotepec - From 12:00 to 13:00 hrs
This town has become world famous for it’s hand-made black pottery. One of the most coveted qualities of their black pottery is the shiny finish given to it by rubbing it with a quartz crystal before firing it in an underground homemade kiln.
Lunch 13:30 to 14:30 hrs
San Martín Tilcajete - From 15:00 to 16:30 hrs
Practically all of the families in this town make a living by creating these wood carvings most of which are of mystical creatures painted colorfully, an art handed down from generation to generation.
Full Day
- Tule - Teotítlan - Mezcal Factory - Mitla - Hierve el Agua
The Tule Tree - From 9:30 to 10:30 hrs
An ahuehuete tree standing 42 meters tall and 14 meters wide, the Tule Tree is often said to be the oldest tree in the world. Over the centuries, fantastic shapes have appeared in its trunk and branches, each with its own story. Surrounded by markets and open-air restaurants, it’s a perfect stop on your way to Mitla.
Teotitlán del Valle - From 11:00 to 12:00 hrs
Teotitlán is alive with Zapotec tradition, especially the art of weaving wool rugs—or “tapetes,” as we say in Mexico. The town thrives on this craft, with galleries full of both simple and elaborate designs, from classic Mitla grecas to modern motifs inspired by Picasso. Watch artisans demonstrate how they weave and dye the wool using plants and the cochinilla insect.
Lunch - From 12:30 to 13:30 hrs
Enjoy a relaxing meal at a local restaurant, savoring authentic Oaxacan flavors.
Mezcal Factory - From 14:00 to 15:00 hrs
Oaxaca’s mezcal is legendary, and a visit to a mezcal factory is a must. Learn how mezcal is crafted and sample a range of flavors from the state’s eight diverse regions. Cheers!
Mitla - From 15:30 to 17:00 hrs
Mitla, meaning “The Place of the Dead,” is the second most important archaeological site in Oaxaca. Once a sacred site for Zapotec priests and nobility, it’s famous for its intricate “grecas” and geometric patterns covering walls, friezes, and tombs—truly a unique destination in Mesoamerica.
Hierve el Agua (optional) - From 17:30 to 18:30 hrs
For those craving more adventure, head into the mountains to Hierve el Agua—“The Water Boils.” Famous for its petrified waterfalls and bubbling mineral springs, it’s the perfect place for a refreshing swim, breathtaking views, and a final taste of Oaxacan cuisine.
An ahuehuete tree standing 42 meters tall and 14 meters wide, the Tule Tree is often said to be the oldest tree in the world. Over the centuries, fantastic shapes have appeared in its trunk and branches, each with its own story. Surrounded by markets and open-air restaurants, it’s a perfect stop on your way to Mitla.
Teotitlán del Valle - From 11:00 to 12:00 hrs
Teotitlán is alive with Zapotec tradition, especially the art of weaving wool rugs—or “tapetes,” as we say in Mexico. The town thrives on this craft, with galleries full of both simple and elaborate designs, from classic Mitla grecas to modern motifs inspired by Picasso. Watch artisans demonstrate how they weave and dye the wool using plants and the cochinilla insect.
Lunch - From 12:30 to 13:30 hrs
Enjoy a relaxing meal at a local restaurant, savoring authentic Oaxacan flavors.
Mezcal Factory - From 14:00 to 15:00 hrs
Oaxaca’s mezcal is legendary, and a visit to a mezcal factory is a must. Learn how mezcal is crafted and sample a range of flavors from the state’s eight diverse regions. Cheers!
Mitla - From 15:30 to 17:00 hrs
Mitla, meaning “The Place of the Dead,” is the second most important archaeological site in Oaxaca. Once a sacred site for Zapotec priests and nobility, it’s famous for its intricate “grecas” and geometric patterns covering walls, friezes, and tombs—truly a unique destination in Mesoamerica.
Hierve el Agua (optional) - From 17:30 to 18:30 hrs
For those craving more adventure, head into the mountains to Hierve el Agua—“The Water Boils.” Famous for its petrified waterfalls and bubbling mineral springs, it’s the perfect place for a refreshing swim, breathtaking views, and a final taste of Oaxacan cuisine.
Full Day
- Guelatao - Ixtlan - Calpulapan
Guelatao - From 10:30 to 11:30 hrs
Visit San Pablo Guelatao, the birthplace of President Benito Juárez. This quiet mountain town offers fresh air, scenic views, and a peaceful glimpse into local life in the Sierra Norte.
Ixtlán - From 11:00 to 12:30 hrs
Next stop: Ixtlán de Juárez, a hub for ecotourism in the region. Wander through the historic town center, visit the beautiful church, and take in the lush surroundings of the Sierra forests.
Lunch - From 12:30 to 13:30 hrs
Enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local eatery, featuring traditional mountain cuisine.
Calpulalpan - From 14:00 to 15:30 hrs
Wrap up your journey in Calpulalpan, known for its tranquil temazcal steam baths and lively local music scene. The perfect spot to unwind and experience authentic Sierra Norte hospitality.
Visit San Pablo Guelatao, the birthplace of President Benito Juárez. This quiet mountain town offers fresh air, scenic views, and a peaceful glimpse into local life in the Sierra Norte.
Ixtlán - From 11:00 to 12:30 hrs
Next stop: Ixtlán de Juárez, a hub for ecotourism in the region. Wander through the historic town center, visit the beautiful church, and take in the lush surroundings of the Sierra forests.
Lunch - From 12:30 to 13:30 hrs
Enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local eatery, featuring traditional mountain cuisine.
Calpulalpan - From 14:00 to 15:30 hrs
Wrap up your journey in Calpulalpan, known for its tranquil temazcal steam baths and lively local music scene. The perfect spot to unwind and experience authentic Sierra Norte hospitality.
Two Days
- Tilcajete - San José - Hiking - Mezcal
Day 1: Discover Artistry and Wellness
San Martín Tilcajete
Immerse yourself in the world of alebrijes—colorful, intricate woodcarvings that are a true Oaxacan treasure. Watch skilled artisans at work and learn about the stories behind these unique pieces.
Early Lunch
Enjoy an early lunch and sample authentic local flavors before heading out on a scenic two-hour drive to San José del Pacífico.
San José del Pacífico
Experience a traditional temazcal—an authentic steam bath guided by a local curandero. This is a genuine wellness ritual, not a tourist show, designed to revitalize both body and mind.
Overnight in San José del Pacífico
Relax and rest in this mystical mountain town, surrounded by the peace and beauty of the Oaxacan highlands.
Day 2: Nature’s Bounty and Mezcal Magic
Morning Hike
Begin your day with a guided hike through the lush forests of San José del Pacífico. Take in breathtaking views and connect with the natural world.
Lunch
Recharge with a delicious lunch amidst stunning mountain scenery.
Mezcal Distillery
On your way back to Oaxaca, stop at a local mezcal distillery. Learn how mezcal is made and enjoy a tasting of different varieties, each with its own unique character.
Join us for an unforgettable two-day journey filled with art, wellness, and the vibrant flavors of Oaxaca.
San Martín Tilcajete
Immerse yourself in the world of alebrijes—colorful, intricate woodcarvings that are a true Oaxacan treasure. Watch skilled artisans at work and learn about the stories behind these unique pieces.
Early Lunch
Enjoy an early lunch and sample authentic local flavors before heading out on a scenic two-hour drive to San José del Pacífico.
San José del Pacífico
Experience a traditional temazcal—an authentic steam bath guided by a local curandero. This is a genuine wellness ritual, not a tourist show, designed to revitalize both body and mind.
Overnight in San José del Pacífico
Relax and rest in this mystical mountain town, surrounded by the peace and beauty of the Oaxacan highlands.
Day 2: Nature’s Bounty and Mezcal Magic
Morning Hike
Begin your day with a guided hike through the lush forests of San José del Pacífico. Take in breathtaking views and connect with the natural world.
Lunch
Recharge with a delicious lunch amidst stunning mountain scenery.
Mezcal Distillery
On your way back to Oaxaca, stop at a local mezcal distillery. Learn how mezcal is made and enjoy a tasting of different varieties, each with its own unique character.
Join us for an unforgettable two-day journey filled with art, wellness, and the vibrant flavors of Oaxaca.
Half Day
- Zaachila - Ocotlán - Tlacolula
Zaachila Market – Thursdays - From 10:00 to 13:00 hrs
Experience the bustling Thursday market in Zaachila, where vendors set up colorful stalls filled with fresh produce, local cheeses, flowers, and handmade crafts. This market is known for its lively atmosphere and strong Zapotec roots—you’ll see traditional dress, taste regional snacks, and soak up authentic Oaxacan culture.
Ocotlán Market – Fridays - From 10:00 to 13:00 hrs
On Fridays, the town of Ocotlán comes alive with one of Oaxaca’s most vibrant markets. Here, you can browse everything from ceramics and textiles to fruits, vegetables, and delicious street food. Don’t miss the impressive church and the home and murals of artist Rodolfo Morales, which add to the cultural richness of the visit.
Tlacolula Market – Sundays - From 10:00 to 13:00 hrs
Sundays are for Tlacolula, the largest and most indigenous market in Oaxaca. People come from all over the region to sell their wares—mezcal, handmade tortillas, woven baskets, and more. It’s a sensory feast of color, sound, and flavor, offering a true glimpse into rural Oaxacan life.
If anything characterizes Oaxaca, it’s its food. Regional dishes such as black mole, coloradito, green and red estofado, stuffed chiles, and higaditos attract hungry national and international tourists. But this amazing food doesn’t just appear on the table—it starts with the fresh, local ingredients from these lively markets. Oaxacan markets are bursting with sights, sounds, and aromas you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Come and experience it for yourself!
Experience the bustling Thursday market in Zaachila, where vendors set up colorful stalls filled with fresh produce, local cheeses, flowers, and handmade crafts. This market is known for its lively atmosphere and strong Zapotec roots—you’ll see traditional dress, taste regional snacks, and soak up authentic Oaxacan culture.
Ocotlán Market – Fridays - From 10:00 to 13:00 hrs
On Fridays, the town of Ocotlán comes alive with one of Oaxaca’s most vibrant markets. Here, you can browse everything from ceramics and textiles to fruits, vegetables, and delicious street food. Don’t miss the impressive church and the home and murals of artist Rodolfo Morales, which add to the cultural richness of the visit.
Tlacolula Market – Sundays - From 10:00 to 13:00 hrs
Sundays are for Tlacolula, the largest and most indigenous market in Oaxaca. People come from all over the region to sell their wares—mezcal, handmade tortillas, woven baskets, and more. It’s a sensory feast of color, sound, and flavor, offering a true glimpse into rural Oaxacan life.
If anything characterizes Oaxaca, it’s its food. Regional dishes such as black mole, coloradito, green and red estofado, stuffed chiles, and higaditos attract hungry national and international tourists. But this amazing food doesn’t just appear on the table—it starts with the fresh, local ingredients from these lively markets. Oaxacan markets are bursting with sights, sounds, and aromas you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Come and experience it for yourself!
Morning
- Oaxaca Historic Center
Walking City Tour - From 9:00 to 12:00 hrs
Discover Oaxaca’s magic on foot. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987, the city is a living tapestry of history and culture—home to centuries-old churches, elegant colonial buildings, fascinating museums, and world-class restaurants. Marvel at the stunning Santo Domingo Church, renowned for its golden walls and ornate altars, and step next door into the Santo D
Discover Oaxaca’s magic on foot. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987, the city is a living tapestry of history and culture—home to centuries-old churches, elegant colonial buildings, fascinating museums, and world-class restaurants. Marvel at the stunning Santo Domingo Church, renowned for its golden walls and ornate altars, and step next door into the Santo D
Morning
- Puerto Escondido - Huatulco - Puerto Ángel - Zipolite - More
Private Coastal Transportation
Your safety is my top priority. Travel in comfort and style with private, secure, and luxurious transportation to the coast in a brand new 2024 Chevrolet Suburban. Whether you’re heading to Puerto Escondido, Huatulco, or any coastal destination, I’ll get you there via the new toll roads—offering you breathtaking mountain views along the way.
Book in advance, sit back, relax, and enjoy a worry-free journey to your destination.
Your safety is my top priority. Travel in comfort and style with private, secure, and luxurious transportation to the coast in a brand new 2024 Chevrolet Suburban. Whether you’re heading to Puerto Escondido, Huatulco, or any coastal destination, I’ll get you there via the new toll roads—offering you breathtaking mountain views along the way.
Book in advance, sit back, relax, and enjoy a worry-free journey to your destination.