This is not a traditional tour, it is a completely personalized experience designed around you. Instead of following a fixed itinerary, you will have the freedom to choose the places that most interest you: from archaeological areas and traditional villages to artisan workshops and natural wonders. What really makes this experience unique is the guide behind it. The main attractions of Oaxaca are distributed in different valleys, so not all can be combined in a single day without sacrificing the quality of the tour. Our team is in charge of designing the best route according to your interests, ensuring a well organized and unhurried experience. Designed for private groups, this tour offers flexibility, comfort and a much more authentic way to discover Oaxaca. More than a tour, it’s having a local expert design your perfect day.

Excursion guidée d'une journée complète à Hierve el Agua, Teotitlán, Yagul et l'Arbre de Tule, avec un délicieux déjeuner inclus. Hierve el Agua est un phénomène naturel époustouflant situé dans les montagnes à l'extérieur des vallées centrales d'Oaxaca. Une cascade pétrifiée offrant une vue spectaculaire sur la Sierra ; le caractère unique de ce lieu vous émerveillera. Imaginez des bassins d'eau formés par des sources naturelles au cœur de la montagne, situés sur un rebord naturel surplombant la vallée en contrebas… Hierve el Agua est un paysage presque venu d'une autre planète.

Sortez des sentiers battus et plongez au cœur de l'histoire zapotèque sur des sites archéologiques exceptionnels, mais peu visités, de la région de Tlacolula : Yagul, Lambityeco et Dainzu. Nous rendrons également visite aux femmes qui fabriquent la poterie rouge traditionnelle à San Marcos Tlapazola. L'itinéraire final est sujet à changement de météo ou autres conditions, avec des substitutions appropriées.

You journey through Oaxaca on a five hour private tour. Warm air carries the scent of roasted corn as you step into Tlacolula. Your senses awaken with the sound of market calls and the sight of bright woven cloth. In Teotitlán you feel the coarse rugs beneath your fingertips. A skilled artisan shows you how threads take on rich colors from crushed insects. You taste smooth mezcal and notice the smoky notes on your tongue. The ride continues toward Yagul where quiet stone ruins rise from dry earth. You walk among walls that whisper of Zapotec rulers and sacred rituals. Your guide shares stories while you face the vast Oaxacan sky. The day closes with images of red earth and ancient silence.

Rock is a journey to the origin. A whisper of Oaxacan land that invites you to walk among ancient caves, where time left traces in stone and silence. It's learning to look at maguey as living history. Recognize your ways, your secrets, your patience. It is the fire lit under the ground, the slow transformation of the agave into a ritual that smells of smoke, tradition, waiting. A bake that you don't just observe... feels. It's the first sip of mezcal: deep, honest, ancestral. A language that reveals itself on the palate and connects with something older than words. And at the end, the table. An author's dinner that seeks not to impress, but to narrate. Every dish, a story. Every taste, a territory. Rock is not a tour. It's a return to earth. To the fire. To the essentials.