Oaxaca: Mount Albán & Cuilapam de Guerrero Full-Day Tour
1.Oaxaca: Mount Albán & Cuilapam de Guerrero Full-Day Tour
Oaxaca full-day tour to Monte Albán and Cuilapam: guided pyramids, Dominican convents, artisan stops, and hotel drop-off for $38.
Oaxaca State
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5 Tours In Oaxaca State
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 5 most popular tours across Oaxaca state, ranked by traveller reviews. The capital and the Valles Centrales close in, the Sierra Norte villages, the Sierra Sur mezcal country and the Pacific coast further out.
5 Tours In Oaxaca State
Huatulco: Premium Boat Tour with snorkel experience.
2.Huatulco: Premium Boat Tour with snorkel experience.
Huatulco premium boat tour from Santa Cruz Pier: secret sea-only beaches, snorkel in warm reefs, and a 2-hour beachfront lunch stop.
“A great time. Guide was very fun and lively”
✨Make chocolate to take home Oaxacan style ☕️✨
3.✨Make chocolate to take home Oaxacan style ☕️✨
Learn Oaxaca-style chocolate making at Teolab, create your own bars, taste what you make, and take home 150g for $64.
“My friend and I had the most amazing time with Thomas making chocolate. Not only does he allow for a rich in knowledge and hands on experience, but his personal touch and kindness really made the experience for us. We loved learning about the chocolate history and his own connection to the trade. We would…”
From Oaxaca: San Agustín Etla Quesillo and Papermaking Tour
4.From Oaxaca: San Agustín Etla Quesillo and Papermaking Tour
Oaxaca tour of natural-fiber papermaking, San Agustín Etla arts spaces, and fresh Quesillo cheese tastings in about 4.5 hours.
“The Quesillo making visit was exceptional. I enjoyed the papermaking tour, but it felt like the place was getting ready to go out of business.”
Oaxaca: Hierve el Agua Tour
5.Oaxaca: Hierve el Agua Tour
See Oaxaca’s Árbol del Tule, Zapotec weaving, Hierve el Agua petrified waterfalls (swim if you want), Mitla and mezcal.
“Everything was perfect ! I highly recommend this tour! Good organisation, very knowledgeable guide, nice activities, good food at the restaurant and you learn a lot about the ‘cultura oaxaqueña’. We had enough time to visit each place. Take your swim suit and a towel if you want to go to the water at hierve…”