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Oaxaca brings together historic cities, archaeological sites, artisan villages, mountains, and beaches. Our selection helps you compare cultural experiences, nature routes, and coastal excursions in one place.
Departures from Oaxaca City
Choose this group if you are staying in Oaxaca City. Departure or pickup is arranged within this area.
Departs: Oaxaca
Join us for a relaxed, scenic, and culturally rich journey through Oaxaca’s eastern valley 🌄. This full-day experience brings together ancient traditions, artisan work, unforgettable landscapes, and the unique personali
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Step into the heart of Oaxaca’s history, craftsmanship, and culture with our Monte Albán Adventure 🌿. This full-day tour takes you through ancient ruins, colonial towns, and artisan villages, offering a seamless combina
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Discover one of Oaxaca's best-kept secrets with our expedition to Santiago Apoala. This full-day tour transports you to a world of spectacular landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and ancient art hidden in the mountains. We
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Embark on an adventure to the imposing peaks of the Sierra Juárez with our Expedition to the Glass Viewpoint. This full-day tour immerses you in the majesty of the Oaxacan nature, combining dreamlike landscapes, living c
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Experience a magical journey that combines sun, sand, and the spectacle of nighttime nature with our Bioluminescence in Puerto Escondido tour. This full-day trip allows you to experience the best of the Oaxacan coast and
Departs: Oaxaca
Experience the magic of the Oaxacan coast with our trip to Puerto Escondido. This full-day tour takes you from the mountains to the Pacific to enjoy golden beaches, turquoise waters, and exciting marine life. With a very
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Embark on a journey to the heart of the earth with our tour to San Sebastián de las Grutas. This full-day adventure will take you to discover an underground world of geological wonders, hidden rivers, and crystal-clear c
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Immerse yourself in the magic of Oaxaca's cloud forests with our adventure in San José del Pacífico. This full-day tour is designed for adventurous spirits seeking adrenaline, connection with nature, and breathtaking lan
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Experience October 31 among flowers, candles, and remembrance at the cemeteries of Xoxocotlán and Santa María Atzompa.
Departs: Oaxaca
Join the Santiaguito and Soledad Etla comparsas on November 1 for a night of music, dance, and community tradition.
For travelers in Huatulco Bays
These experiences are for visitors already staying in Huatulco. They do not depart from Oaxaca City.
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Departs: Huatulco
Sail, swim, snorkel and enjoy natureCost . Approximately 4 hours in duration
Departs: Huatulco
Embark on a journey to discover the authentic cultural and culinary richness of Oaxaca . Exclusive tour for a maximum of 4 passengers. This full-day tour is designed to let you experience the best of the city: from the m
Departs: Huatulco
Ready for a coastal adventure? Experience the thrill of exploring Puerto Escondido in a single day. This comprehensive tour from Huatulco takes you to the most iconic beaches on the Pacific coast, from the giant waves of
Departs: Huatulco
Experience a Cultural Tour to Juquila , one of the most emblematic destinations in Oaxaca.
Departs: Huatulco
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Departs: Huatulco
Experience an unforgettable adventure with our Bays Tour .Explore breathtaking seascapes aboard a boat, accompanied by an expert guide who will narrate every point of interest along the way.
Departs: Huatulco
Discover the city at sunset with our City Tour , an ideal experience to enjoy panoramic views, local culture and an unforgettable sunset.
Departs: Huatulco
Experience an ecotour focused on nature and wildlife, where you'll discover Ventanilla , a natural sanctuary renowned for its biodiversity.During the boat tour across the lagoon, you'll observe crocodiles, deer, and igua
Departs: Huatulco
Experience an eco-friendly and exciting adventure with our Turtle Release .Connect with nature and participate in a responsible activity that will leave a lasting impression on your trip.
Departs: Huatulco
Discover a day filled with nature and flavor with our Llano Grande Waterfalls Tour .Enjoy incredible landscapes, traditional cuisine, and a perfect experience to relax and explore.
Departs: Huatulco
Immerse yourself in the land of waterfalls and experience the majesty of nature in its purest form. This tour is an invitation to disconnect, to feel the revitalizing power of water, and to relax in a dreamlike natural s
Departs: Huatulco
Discover the jewel of the Mexican Pacific: the 7 Bays of Huatulco . This unforgettable yacht tour takes you along beaches with crystal-clear waters, past stunning rock formations, and through pristine bays. Spot dolphins
Your home while you travel
Available by the day, week, or month, five minutes from the airport and fifteen minutes from Oaxaca’s historic center.
Its location provides quick access to the roads toward Puerto Escondido, Pochutla, and Huatulco, plus public transportation into the city center.
Designed around you
We organize private and group experiences with routes, schedules, and stops tailored to your family, company, or group of friends.
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Request a quote →Comfortable, safe transportation
Tourist vehicles with air conditioning, seat belts, and regular maintenance for private or group transportation.
Up to 6 passengersAir conditioning, onboard sound, and seat belts in every seat.
Up to 14 passengersReclining seats, screen, air conditioning, and generous space.
Up to 20 passengersComfort for large groups, onboard screen, and tourist plates.
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Request vehicle quote →Beyond the Historic Center
The state changes dramatically between valleys, mountains, and coast. Combining two regions can turn a city break into a much broader experience.
Nine bays, warm-water beaches, and activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and exploring Huatulco National Park.
Beaches for different travel styles, surf culture, marine life, sunsets, and an excellent base for exploring the coast.
Forests, trails, viewpoints, and community tourism projects in places such as Ixtlán, Guelatao, and Pueblos Mancomunados.
Monte Albán, Mitla, Hierve el Agua, markets, artisan workshops, and mezcal palenques on one- or multi-day routes.
Oaxaca City works well as a base for the Central Valleys and Sierra Norte. To enjoy the coast without rushing, consider staying in Huatulco or Puerto Escondido rather than attempting a same-day return trip.
Compare experiences →Weather and seasons
There is no single perfect month: it depends on whether you want clear skies, green landscapes, cultural celebrations, or beach time. Oaxaca City sits at roughly 1,500 meters above sea level, so nights can feel cool even after a warm day.
Indicative historical averages in °C. The coast is generally warmer and more humid; mountain nights are considerably colder. Check the forecast before setting out.
An excellent period for walking, archaeological sites, and longer day trips. Pack a light layer for mornings and evenings.
April generally brings the hottest afternoons. Start early, stay hydrated, and use sun protection.
Rain often arrives in the afternoon. July adds the cultural energy of Guelaguetza and requires early reservations.
Rain begins to ease and the city prepares for Day of the Dead. Demand increases toward the end of the month.
July · Oaxaca CityLiving culture
Guelaguetza is more than a dance performance. Its central idea is tied to reciprocity, cooperation, and giving to the community. During the Lunes del Cerro, delegations from Oaxaca’s eight regions present regional dances, clothing, music, and products from their communities.
July also fills the city with calendas, concerts, mezcal fairs, food events, and artisan gatherings. If this is the main reason for your trip, book transportation and lodging well ahead and always check the official program for that year.
Before you travel
Small logistical decisions can help you make better use of each day and travel more respectfully.
Hydrate, use sunscreen, and start at an easy pace if you arrive from sea level.
Huatulco brings together nine bays and 36 beaches, plus protected terrestrial and marine landscapes.
Enough to combine the city, an archaeological site, artisan villages, and a food route without rushing.
Comfortable shoes, a hat, water, a light rain shell in wet months, and a warm layer for mountain trips.
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Archaeology & History
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Food & Drinks
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Weather, seasons, regions, and advice for planning a better-informed visit.
November through February generally brings dry days and cool nights, ideal for walking and archaeological sites. July is special for Guelaguetza, while June through September offers greener scenery with afternoon rain.
In Oaxaca City, average highs are roughly 26 to 31 °C and lows about 9 to 16 °C. The coast is usually warmer and more humid, while mountain nights can be considerably colder.
The wettest period generally runs from May or June through September or October. Rain often arrives in the afternoon, so early activities and a light rain shell are useful.
The main celebrations take place in July during the Lunes del Cerro. Exact dates and the program change each year, so check the official schedule and book transportation and lodging well ahead.
Huatulco is excellent for bays, nature excursions, and beaches with different conditions. Puerto Escondido combines beaches, surf culture, food, and marine-life experiences. The best choice depends on your preferred pace and activities.
Yes. Sierra Norte offers forests, hiking, viewpoints, cool weather, and community tourism. Check conditions, pack layers, and arrange activities with local providers.
For a first visit, three to five days allow time for the city, an archaeological site, artisan villages, and a food-focused route. Add several more days if you want to include the mountains or coast.
Yes, newer roads have shortened travel times, but the coast deserves more than a rushed visit. Plan at least two or three nights to properly enjoy Huatulco or Puerto Escondido.
Bring comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and water. Add a light layer for evenings from November through February, rain protection in wet months, and warmer clothing for the mountains.
A few days may be enough in regular periods. For Guelaguetza, Day of the Dead, Christmas, and holiday weekends, book lodging and experiences several weeks or months ahead.
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