• Zona Arqueológica de Monte Albán - Just 20 minutes from the city lies Oaxaca’s premier archaeological site, offering guided tours. Monte Albán, the grand Zapotec capital, is truly spectacular, and every historical detail of the site will be shared.
• Teotitlán del Valle - Located 30 kilometers from Oaxaca City, Teotitlán del Valle means “place of the gods” in Nahuatl. It is renowned for the quality and beauty of its woolen textiles, including rugs, jackets, bags, sarapes, tapestries, runners, carpets, curtains, and dresses. These are crafted on large wooden looms and adorned with natural dyes, featuring designs ranging from traditional Zapotec and Mixtec motifs to reproductions of contemporary art.
  The textile production is entirely handmade, starting with washing the wool in the river, carding, spinning the thread, using natural dyes from insects and plants, and finishing on pedal looms.
• Mercado Tlacolula - There is time to stop and savor Oaxaca’s cuisine, with numerous options available, including markets, restaurants, local eateries, and small stalls. Oaxaca’s gastronomy is accessible everywhere. The tour guide will recommend the best dining option for you.
  (Food not included)
• Hierve el Agua - Located 70 kilometers from Oaxaca City, Hierve el Agua is one of the state’s most breathtaking natural sites, featuring petrified waterfalls nestled in the Sierra Mixe mountains. Visitors can walk and swim in the three pools, weather permitting, so be prepared with a swimsuit and towel. The view from the top of the waterfall is stunning.
• El Rey de Matatlán - It’s time to explore and understand the mezcal-making process, with over 15 different flavors available for tasting. Experience their 100% artisanal process.
  (Mezcal tasting is available for those over 21 years old)

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Souvenirs
• Brunch
• Gratuities

Experience an exclusive journey to explore Monte Alban and Boil the Water in just one day. In addition to these remarkable sites, the tour includes a visit to learn about one of Oaxaca’s most significant beverages, Mezcal, and the renowned Teotitlan wool mats from the valley.

Monte Alban is the premier archaeological site, where visitors can delve into history with the guidance of an expert tour guide.

Boil the Water is a captivating natural attraction in the Sierra de Oaxaca, drawing thousands of visitors annually. Here, guests can enjoy swimming or hiking to the base of the stunning petrified waterfalls, which tower over 35 meters high.

Mezcal, a traditional drink, is now recognized as one of the world’s most important alcoholic beverages. Participants will have the chance to learn about its production and sample over 15 types of agaves native to Oaxaca.

Teotitlán del Valle maintains its rich textile tradition with its famous wool mats and natural dyes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.