Top Huatulco Multi-day Tours

Enjoy 2 days in Oaxaca. We will travel from Bahías de Huatulco to the city of Oaxaca at 6:00 am in an air-conditioned vehicle with a certified guide, approximately 6 hours to reach the first tourist attraction to visit. Enjoy the Mezcal tasting in a palenque where you will observe the Mezcal elaboration process. Discover the history of the archaeological zone of Mitla. Appreciate a spectacular view from the petrified waterfalls Hierve el Agua. Let's explore the thousand-year-old secret of the Zapotecs with the observation of the elaboration of artisanal textiles. We will appreciate the gigantic Tree of Tule and we will know the architecture and history of the ex-convent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. We will walk and we will know the history of the Archaeological zone of Monte Alban and we will appreciate the process of elaboration of the Alebrijes. We will observe the process of elaboration of the black clay and we will visit a town in the San Jose mountains of the Pacific.

Glamping is where beautiful, awe inspiring nature meets modern day luxury. Overall, the experience is about stepping off the beaten path, escaping generic tourist activities and embracing an experiential cultural environment. This transformational way of travel will enrich a person’s life and perspective, not only leaving an impression that lasts a lifetime, but also impacting us humans interacting with our environment. Situated on 142 hectares in the lush hills of Pluma, amidst coffee plantations, the clamping camp could not be in a more perfect location. Only 40 minutes away from the international airport of Huatulco and 15 minutes away from the restaurants and cafes of Pluma, guests will find an oasis of peace and tranquility where the pace of life seems to fade into distant memories and give way to your senses as they absorb the intense colors, sounds and scents of nature. To make your stay extra special, ee include a romantic picnic by the waterfalls and a coffee tasting tour!

Go beyond the pages of the guidebooks with this fully immersive Oaxaca experience. With two days to explore with a guide, you’ll visit ancient archaeological sites and gorgeous churches, wander traditional markets like the locals, explore small mountain villages, get lost in nature, and, yes, learn—and taste—all about Mezcal, a traditional Oaxacan drink beloved to this day.

Explore the history and culture of Oaxaca on this 3-day itinerary from Huatulco. Discover the magic of ancient Zapotec culture, learn how mezcal is made, and visit the archaeological sites of Mitla and Monte Albán. Stop at Teotitlán del Valle, which is known for its colorful weaving wares, and see the Tree of Tule, one of the oldest living trees in the world. In the Oaxacan capital city, gaze at the Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. Plus, visit artisan villages where you’ll be able to admire woodcarving and black pottery.

Since ancient times, Oaxaca city has been the heart of meeting of innumerable cultures that exist in the state, when the splendor of the cities of Mitla and Monte Albán irradiated the southeast of Mexico. It is a city of noble and friendly people, who have great talents, who invite the traveler, both national and foreign, to discover and live an experience rich in culture and tradition, and above all, makes them feel at home.

Take the hassle out of your arrival in or departure from Huatulco with this handy private airport transfer. Instead of wasting time lining up for taxis you can pick up your bags and head straight to your private shuttle, available at any time of day or night. One-way or return-trip transfers can be arranged to suit your needs.

Go snorkeling even if you have limited time on this half-day tour from Huatulco. See colorful corals and fish as you snorkel in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean with your guide there to assist as needed. Your tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Huatulco, transportation, and light refreshments.

An introduction tour to the area, I will give you a general idea of the lay out of our town identifing important spots in our destination, excellent view points for nice pictures and time in our main square, where besides checking on the church we will visit a (weavers) looms shop where you can buy from a little napkin to a big table cloth obviously made by hand, part of the tour is to give you a sampling of the different flavors of Oaxaca like: mole, chocolate, string cheesse, salsas, grasshoppers and specially a huge range of mezcal flavors and cualities. Guaranteed, after the tour you become perfectly acquainted with the different areas.

Plan ahead and book transportation for you and your group from the Huatulco Airport to your local accommodations. Your uniformed driver will greet you at the airport. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle to your destination. Avoid waiting in long taxi lines and eliminate some of the stress with this airport service.

Simplify your arrival in or departure from Huatulco with this easy transfer service. You can book a one-way transfer from the international airport to your hotel, or vice versa, or book a return to streamline your whole trip. Shuttles run around the clock, every day of the week, so they will always be available when you need one.

Mexico is home to many fantastic archeological sites, but only two are located on the water. One is Tulum, with its fortress on the Caribbean Sea; the other is on the Pacific Ocean here in Huatulco. Explore the ruins with a local guide who shares history and local insight about the site and region. You’ll also be rewarded with views of the Pacific Ocean from certain positions within the grounds.

Whether you are starting or ending your trip to Huatulco, this transfer service has you covered. Pre-book a private transfer either to or from Huatulco International Airport (HUX) and get to your destination with ease. Meet your driver at the airport or your accommodation and enjoy a comfortable ride in a spacious vehicle.

Prepare, cook and enjoy the results of a variety of southern Mexican dishes during this 3.5-hour cooking class in Huatulco. Receive instructions (in English!) on how to make some of the region's most flavorful dishes and learn tips and techniques for recreating them at home. Once you're through whipping up a delightful meal with others, sit down and savor the fruits of your culinary creations. You'll receive a souvenir recipe book to take with you as well.