Cultural Oaxaca: Mezcal Tour And Magic Towns

The best months are from April to June, since the weather is nice and it is low season; therefore, there is less people at the places visited.

It is a hot and dry weather, be sure to pack light clothing.

The transfer from the airport is not included, we suggest getting a cab or uber from the airport.

No, but you have to be in good shape for all the walking tours. Remember there might be slippery terrains.

The guides are trained and will help you, but you have to travel with an insurance that covers any accident or sickness.

The currency used in Mexico is the Mexican Peso ($, MXN). We recommend you to change to the local currency before arriving in the country. It is also possible to bring USD and change upon arrival in the country. Some commercial establishments accept international credit and debit cards, so we recommend that you always have some cash. ###CO In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Colombian Pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=COP&To=MXN Note: The exchange rate may vary depending on the bank or exchange house where it is processed.

It doesn't include flights, airport transfer, travel insurance, personal expenses, tips, some meals and extra activities such as the zip line ($250 MXN per person).

It may be from 2 to 12 people.

Yes, more information on itinerary.

You can visit Santo Domingo Church, the Constitution Square, and the walking frame Macedonio Alcalá, among other touristic places in Oaxaca City.

It includes American breakfast at your accommodation in Oaxaca City.

Meals may cost from $100-300 MXN.

The accommodation included is at Paulina Hostel/Chocolate Hostel or similar in Oaxaca City, and lodges at the communities visited.

Yes! If you don't want to share a room, you can add the individual supplement on 'extras'.

The age range is from 12 to 55 years old. There is no discount for minors.

You will have to book an additional night at the accommodation of your choice.

Yes, but at the communities the coverage may fail.

Yes, at the accommodation.

The voltage in Mexico is 120 V/ 60 Hz.

You can arrive at any time, since there are no activities on this day.

There is no schedule on the last day, since there are no activities. You only have to check out from the hotel.

You need to be in good shape, but you won´t be doing any physically challenging activities.

Yes, we suggest getting a complete insurance. You can add it on 'extras'.

You just need light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sunhat, sunglasses, water bottle, biodegradable sunblock, and mosquito repellent.

We suggest traveling light with no more than 15-20 kgs.

No, most of the nationalities don´t need a visa. However, you should double check this information before your trip.