San Antonio Arrazola
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San Antonio Arrazola
San Antonio Arrazola

San Antonio Arrazola Tours and Tickets

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Situated beneath the Monte Albán archaeological site, the artisan town of San Antonio Arrazola offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of Oaxaca. Best known for its fantastical painted wooden figurines called alebrijes—and the street art dotted around town dedicated to them—San Antonio Arrazola is the ideal spot to pick up some souvenirs from your time in Oaxaca.

  • Calle Emiliano Zapata, Arrazola, Oaxaca, 71233
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Private Family Tour to Visit Monte Albán, Alebrijes and Barro Negro

Private Family Tour to Visit Monte Albán, Alebrijes and Barro Negro

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Enjoy a Private Tour with family or friends; ideal for groups of 4 to 19 people. Fall in love with incredible landscapes and take the ideal photo with plenty of time and without haste. Make a visit at your own pace with extended time if you wish, without depending on the itinerary of a mass group. During this Private Tour you will be accompanied by a guide and driver in a modern Mercedes Benz Sprinter vehicle. In addition, if you are Mexican, you can take advantage of the discounts for nationals at each site (only if applicable) such as student discount or free entry on Sundays. We will pass by you to your hotel to visit the most emblematic places of this route such as the Archaeological Zone of Monte Albán, Arrazola (craft town where they create Alebrijes), the Ex-Convent of Cuilapan de Guerrero, Zaachila (indigenous village with multiple restaurants of typical food) and San Bartolo Coyotepec (creators of the Black Clay) to finally return to their hotel.
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  • 8 to 9 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$306.00
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Private Day Tour to Monte Alban and Artisan Workshops

Private Day Tour to Monte Alban and Artisan Workshops

If you want to get to know Oaxaca through its communities, this tour is the best option for you. Oaxaca stands out in the area of crafts and archaeological sites. The Tour offers you the opportunity to meet 100% Oaxacan artisans, you will have time to buy their products in the family workshops that we will visit. The archaeological zone of Monte Alban is worth visiting because it is the root of the Oaxacans, it is where everything begins! Everything is clear from this place, knowing the heart of the civilization of Oaxaca allows us to know how the Central Valleys developed and how they survived after the Spanish invasion. Different Worlds as I call this tour, will transport you to the ancient times of Oaxaca. When you book you will only have to relax and enjoy this incredible Tour. Don't miss the opportunity to write this unforgettable experience in your life book.
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  • 8 hours
  • Free Cancellation
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$350.00
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6-Day Guided Tour to Oaxaca

6-Day Guided Tour to Oaxaca

Enjoy Oaxaca for 6 days and 5 nights, live an unforgettable experience. Our tour begins with the archaeological zone of Monte Albán, Arrazola, a town of artisans famous for its copal wood figures, Cuilapam de Guerrero, a former Dominican monastery from the 16th century, San Bartolo Coyotepec known for its famous black clay. We also visit the famous largest tree El Tule, the archaeological zone of Mitla, the Zapotec town of Teotitlán del Valle, we will make a stop at a Mezcalería, to learn about this mystical drink, learn about its manufacturing process and taste some of the different flavors of mezcal, as well as the famous waterfalls of Hierve el Agua. We will go to the Sierra Juárez to Ixtlán de Juárez we visit the Cristal viewpoint, from where you can see the mountains. Meet Guelatao de Juárez, Capulálpam de Méndez first magical town, we will walk the streets admiring the adobe and quarry architecture where the Temple of San Mateo stands out.
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  • 6 days
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$601.05

What are people saying about San Antonio Arrazola

No PhotoMonte Albán, Arrazola, Cuilapam y San Bartolo Coyotepec.
Embla_B, Nov 2023
Nice tour. We booked a...
Nice tour. We booked a tour with an English speaking guide, because we dont speak Spanish. Unfortunately, he spole Spanish 80 % of the time, forgetting to translate into English. Lunch was excellent. It is not included, the price is 180 pesos. Remember to bring cash.
No PhotoMonte Albán, Arrazola, Cuilapam y San Bartolo Coyotepec.
Rebecca_A, Sep 2023
Recommended
This was a great day tour. We had an excellent guide at Monte Alban who went well and beyond not only explaining the site but also giving us great insights into essential parts of history and landscape of Mexico. The afternoon was nice by visiting artesian places. I would recommend this tour if you also prefer yours in a small group.
No PhotoMonte Albán, Arrazola, Cuilapam y San Bartolo Coyotepec.
Jaquon_D, Sep 2023
Great tour
My spouse and I took this tour on the first day of our Oaxaca stay. Very impressive! Our guide Antonio possesses incredible amount of knowledge. He took us on a wonderful journey of history of all the places we visited. We enjoyed it very much!
No PhotoMonte Albán, Arrazola, Cuilapam y San Bartolo Coyotepec.
Marjorie_P, Oct 2023
Knowledgeable tour guide
We booked this tour since our original tour to Monte Alban got cancelled due to a sick guide and also protests in Monte Alban. we're glad that Monte alban reopened by the time we took this tour. The meeting point was very central and transportation was comfortable. Felipe, our driver was great. There were only 6 of us in our group in a big van. Antonio, our guide was very knowledgeable and translated from spanish to english really well. we learned a lot from this tour because of Antonio. I do think we spent too much time in the Alebrijes shop and convent. It was very hot, so make sure to wear light clothes, hat/umbrella, sunscreen and bring water.

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