Private half-day tour
Oaxaca: Private Tour of the Historic Centre and the Tree of Tule
The Tree of Tule and old Oaxaca, in four private hours.
Monte Albán in the cool of the morning, then the city below: Santo Domingo and its museum, the Zócalo, lunch in the market and the view from the Cerro del Fortín.
The ruins first, before the heat, then the old centre on foot with the car close by.
Collected anywhere in the centre. Monte Albán is 20 to 30 minutes up the hill.
The Zapotec city on its levelled mountain top: the Great Plaza, the ball court and the carved Danzantes. Two and a half hours on site.
Entrance not included
About half an hour.
The church with its gilded interior, and the Museum of the Cultures of Oaxaca in the former monastery.
Museum entrance not included
The main square and cathedral, then lunch in the 20 de Noviembre market.
Lunch not included
The hill above the city, with the Guelaguetza auditorium and the view across the valley.
In the afternoon.
Photos by Gabriel Tovar, Anastasiia Malai on Unsplash
Entrances, food and drinks are not included.
Yes. The tour is private, and the price depends on how many of you travel, starting from €210. Choose the number of people when you book.
It joins Monte Albán and the city in one day, at a slower pace, with lunch in between.
Yes, at the end of the day instead of the Cerro del Fortín. Tell your driver in the morning.
Two vehicles travelling together, on one booking. Message us and we will price it.
Yes. Every tour is customisable: a different start time, extra stops, more time where you like it, or a longer day. Tell us when you book.
Message us and we'll move it if we can — we work with several drivers, so there is usually room. More than 24 hours ahead costs nothing.
Private half-day tour
The Tree of Tule and old Oaxaca, in four private hours.
Private half-day tour from Oaxaca
Monte Albán and the alebrije village of Arrazola, in a private half day.
Private day tour from Oaxaca
Tule, Teotitlán, Hierve el Agua and Mitla, in a private day.
Not sure which to pick? Read our guide to day trips from Oaxaca