OAXACA
Oaxaca’s best days out.
The 9 markets tours travellers book most around Oaxaca, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the operator you go with.
Oaxaca City market tour and interactive cooking class with no fixed menu, hands-on prep, local ingredients, and a filling lunch.
Most Popular“It was a very professional workshop , informative , interactive , generous . We wished we had planned it earlier on our trip as we would have returned.”
Shop Oaxaca markets with a chef, then cook traditional dishes, tortillas, and Oaxacan drinks in a hands-on class lasting 5.5 hours.
Oaxaca market tour with Etnofood guidance, regional tastings and pre-Hispanic drinks in a small group, vegan-friendly, 4 hours.
Bike from Oaxaca to the Arbol del Tule and stop at Santa María del Tule’s gastronomic market. Small group, English guide.
“Easy pedaling on a cool morning. Mostly along cyclists path. Once we arrive in the pueblo, we took some leisurely time to take photos and listened to Daniel‘s explanation about the tree. Then we went into the market and chatted over local Oaxacan dishes then we rolled back slowly into Oaxaca de Juarez. It was…”
Learn Oaxaca salsa with a chef: tour a local market, collect chilies and fruit, make five salsas, and taste them paired with tortillas.
Oaxaca cooking class with a local market tour and hands-on cooking. No set menu, flexible dishes, English or Spanish, $80, 4.5 hours.
Oaxaca City tour with Santo Domingo sights and Mercado Benito Juárez chocolate mills. Hotel pickup, English guide, free entry, 3 hours.
“This is a walking tour. Jose's expensive knowledge of the history comes from having lived there all his life and learning from his father who was the first tour guide in Oaxaca!”
A 4-hour Oaxaca market food tour focused on Mercado de Abastos, with pulque, tacos, nieves, and craft shopping led in English.
“Really wonderful experience with our guide Dani. We enjoyed every minute and learned so much from her. I’m sorry I ate any breakfast because there was a lot of food. It was a culinary and cultural adventure.”
Taste Oaxaca’s top food stops on a 3-hour guided walk: basilica photos, Doña Vale memelas, Central de Abastos tastings, and hot chocolate.
“They left us lying. We showed up the day of the experience and nobody showed up. We had to call and they didn't even apologize. Do not book this tour.Auto-translated”
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