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Discover Oaxaca with a private full-day tour including Monte Albán, Hierve el Agua, a Zapotec village, and mezcal tasting, all in approximately 10 hours.
Exploring Oaxaca becomes truly memorable with this full-day private tour that covers some of its most iconic sites in a single, well-paced adventure. Priced at $419.99 per group (up to five people), the tour offers a personalized experience with pickup service and the convenience of mobile tickets. With a duration of about 10 hours, it balances historical discovery, natural beauty, and culture—perfect for those who want an in-depth look at Oaxaca’s treasures without feeling rushed. The tour’s highlights include Monte Albán, Hierve el Agua, a visit to a Zapotec textile village, and a mezcal tasting, making it a comprehensive day out.
While this tour covers a lot, it’s designed for most travelers, with a pickup starting at 9:00 am and includes air-conditioned transportation and parking fees. Its private format means flexibility and a tailored experience, though it does exclude admission fees at some stops, which are paid on-site. This tour appeals to those interested in history, culture, and natural scenery, looking for a full, immersive day in Oaxaca.


The tour begins at Zona Arqueológica de Monte Albán, one of the oldest and most significant Mesoamerican sites. As a visitor, you learn about the Zapotec civilization that built this impressive complex, with its pyramids, ball courts, and terraced structures. The site provides a sweeping view of the surrounding valleys and an insight into ancient ceremonial life.
Admission is included, so you can explore without extra costs. The two-hour visit allows ample time to absorb the history and admire the archaeological marvels, making it a great primer for understanding Oaxaca’s deep cultural roots.
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Next, the tour takes you to Teotitlán del Valle, a charming Zapotec village famous for hand-woven rugs. Here, the focus is on local textile traditions, with a visit to a family-run workshop. You observe artisans using traditional techniques, creating vibrant, hand-woven rugs that reflect centuries-old craftsmanship.
This stop is free of charge, giving an authentic glimpse into the living traditions of Oaxaca’s indigenous communities. The one-hour visit offers a laid-back chance to appreciate local artistry and perhaps purchase a souvenir directly from artisans.

The journey continues to the spectacular natural site of Hierve el Agua, renowned for its petrified waterfalls that resemble cascading mineral formations. As you arrive, you can relax in natural spring pools, enjoy the breathtaking cliffside views, and walk along trails that overlook the surrounding mountains.
This stop is two hours long with admission included, allowing plenty of time to soak in the scenery and take photos of the unique geological formations. The cool pools and panoramic outlook make Hierve el Agua a highlight for lovers of nature and landscape photography.

A key feature of this tour is a visit to a local Palenque de Mezcal, El Rey de Matatlán. Here, you learn about the mezcal production process, from selecting agave to the distillation techniques. The experience provides insight into the cultural importance of mezcal and its deep roots in Oaxaca’s traditions.
While admission is free, the tour emphasizes the mezcal tasting, giving you the chance to sample different varieties. This stop is about an hour long, offering an authentic flavor of Oaxaca’s world-famous spirit in its native setting.

Transportation is provided via an air-conditioned vehicle, ensuring a comfortable experience across the various sites. The tour includes parking fees, removing hassle from your day. Starting at 9:00 am, the schedule is designed to maximize the time at each location without feeling rushed.
Since it’s a private tour, only your group participates, allowing for flexibility and personalized interaction. The tour is suitable for most travelers, but keep in mind that admission fees at some sites are paid separately on-site.
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Most bookings are made around 6 days in advance, indicating a steady demand for this full-day experience. The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start, giving peace of mind if plans change unexpectedly.
This tour works best for those who want a comprehensive day of exploration combining history, culture, natural beauty, and local traditions. It’s a good fit for travelers who appreciate a personalized experience with a flexible schedule, all within a 10-hour window.

This full-day private tour is ideal for visitors who prefer a more intimate and tailored experience. It suits those interested in archaeology, indigenous crafts, and natural scenery, as well as anyone eager to sample Oaxaca’s mezcal culture. The tour is less suitable for travelers seeking a more leisurely or casual visit, given the packed schedule and walking involved at sites like Hierve el Agua.

Does the tour include all admission fees?
No, admission fees are paid separately at Monte Albán, Hierve el Agua, and other stops.
What is the starting time?
The tour begins at 9:00 am with pickup included.
How many people can join this tour?
It is a private tour for up to 5 people per group.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, an air-conditioned vehicle is included, along with parking fees.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is approximately 10 hours.
What stops are included?
Stops include Monte Albán, Teotitlán del Valle, Hierve el Agua, and a mezcal tasting at a local palenque.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is generally accessible for most travelers, but physical activity at sites like Hierve el Agua should be considered.
Are tips included?
No, tips are not included and are at your discretion.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and a camera are recommended to enjoy the sites fully.
This full-day private tour offers a well-rounded glimpse into Oaxaca’s archaeological, cultural, and natural highlights. With personalized service, it provides both a convenient and enriching way to experience some of the region’s most treasured sights and traditions.