OAXACA CITY BREAK

Detailed Day Wise Itinerary

• Day : 1
  Welcome to Oaxaca

  Arrival at Oaxaca International Airport.\r\nMeet & greet by our friendly, bilingual representative.\r\nPrivate transfer to your hotel in the historic center or hotel zone.\r\nFree time to relax, settle in, or explore the city at your own pace.\r\nSuggested: sunset stroll, mezcal tasting, or a quiet evening at the hotel.\r\nIncluded: Private arrival transfer & overnight.\r\nOptional: Early check-in or evening experience (available on request).

• Day : 1
  Oaxaca City Tour & Optional Cultural Add-Ons

  Guided tour of Oaxaca’s historic center (UNESCO World Heritage Site).\r\nVisit the stunning Santo Domingo Church, a Baroque landmark.\r\nWalk along the Andador Turístico with its shops, galleries & cafés.\r\nExplore the Zócalo and nearby markets full of local life.\r\nLearn about Oaxaca’s Zapotec/Mixtec roots, colonial history & living traditions from a certified bilingual guide.\r\nFree time after the tour with optional activities: cooking class, art gallery visits, or mezcal tasting.

• Day : 1
  Monte Albán, Alebrijes & Black Clay Traditions

  Visit Monte Albán, the ancient Zapotec capital set atop a mountain.\r\nExplore temples, pyramids, plazas, ball courts, and tombs with your expert guide.\r\nLearn about Zapotec history, rituals, astronomy, and daily life dating back 2,000+ years.\r\nContinue to San Antonio Arrazola, home of colorful alebrijes.\r\nMeet artisans and see the hand-carving and painting process.\r\nEnd in San Bartolo Coyotepec, known for its black clay pottery.\r\nVisit a family workshop to watch traditional shaping and firing techniques.

• Day : 1
  Mitla, Weaving Traditions, Natural Wonders & Mezcal

  Visit Mitla, famed for its intricate geometric stone mosaics and sacred Mixtec–Zapotec history.\r\nContinue to Teotitlán del Valle to see traditional weaving with natural dyes and ancestral techniques.\r\nMeet local artisan families and observe the full textile-making process.\r\nHead to Hierve el Agua to admire its “petrified waterfalls” and enjoy the scenic natural pools.\r\nEnd the day at a mezcal distillery to learn the production process and enjoy guided tastings.