Top Oaxaca Day Cruises

Experience the ultimate day trip in Oaxaca with our extensive itinerary tour. Perfect for those staying just a few days, this tour is a comprehensive exploration of the region, spanning over 10 hours to ensure you encounter the essential sights of Oaxaca. Our journey begins at the awe-inspiring Tule tree, a living testament to over 2,000 years of history. Next, we delve into the rich tradition of rug weaving at a renowned workshop in Teotitlán del Valle, home to esteemed master artisans. The adventure continues with a visit to the captivating Mitla Archaeological Site, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and mysterious allure. Cap off the day with a visit to Hierve el Agua, a natural wonder boasting petrified waterfalls, offering a surreal experience like no other in Oaxaca. As we return to the city, indulge in a visit to a traditional mezcal distillery, where complimentary mezcal samples await, adding a flavorful conclusion to your unforgettable journey.

Learn more about Oaxacan heritage on a half-day excursion to Mitla. Join a small group and visit the ancient archaeological complex of Mitla. Learn about the Zapotecs who built this incredible structure, and enjoy free time to explore the ruins. You will also visit a local workshop where you can see the traditional way of making Oaxacan textiles with natural dyes.

Learn about Mexican culture and arts while having fun and expressing your creativing with this activity. You'll visit the village of Arrazola and meet a family of artisans who have been making alebrije folk art sculptures for decades. Learn about the carving and painting process, then get the chance to paint your own animal figurine. Keep your creation as a souvenir to remember your time in Mexico.

Enjoy a day cruise along the coastline of Huatulco. On a modern catamaran, cruise the series of bays that surrounds the city with views of the Sierra Madre mountains in the background. Swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and have lunch on the beach. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for marine life like turtles, whales, and dolphins.

Have fun and get to know the spectacular Bays of Huatulco on a catamaran, boarding the boat from the Santa Cruz dock and an adventure full of joy and emotions will begin to discover the paradisiacal beaches of Huatulco with crystal clear waters. From the boat you will be able to observe the 7 bays of Huatulco, some of which are within the protected Natural Area. Enjoy this adventure listening to the guide's narration while you navigate along the coast and discover the nature of the beaches. Note: the duration of the tour is an approximate

Experience Santa María Huatulco’s gorgeous coast on this half-day excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, discover the region’s bays, beaches, and reefs at your own pace on a private panga. Go snorkeling and swimming, learn about the region from an informative local guide, and enjoy complimentary sodas and bottled water.

Learn all about the deep traditions and cultural importance celebrated on the Day of the Dead on this group tour in Huatulco from your local guide, which is a much richer experience than you could get from a guide book. You’ll learn about the spiritual journey made by the dead as you visit several important areas in Huatulco as you wander the streets of Santa Maria and participate in the ceremonies.

Embark on a journey to discover the way of life of the people on the south coast of Mexico, whether they are farmers or fishermen. Explore "Bahías de Huatulco," which was the most important port in New Spain during the 16th century. Experience one of the highest blowholes in America and discover numerous pristine beaches and bays within the local National Park. Don't miss the opportunity to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of "Indian Beach." As this is a private tour, you may stay as long as you wish on a beach of your choice or recommended by your captain. Immerse yourself in the local handcrafts from southern Mexico, and savor the flavors of chocolate, mezcal, coffee, mole, and even Chapulines (grasshoppers). During intercity trips, you'll observe local coconut, corn, mango, and pineapple plantations and get a glimpse of how the locals live.