Huatulco city tour

Santa Cruz viewpoint: Enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the bay and the port. It is the perfect spot for your first photos of the tour.

La Crucecita church: Visit one of Huatulco's most emblematic places, famous for housing the world's largest indoor painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Craft Center: See local crafts such as textiles, traditional chocolate, Oaxacan coffee and mezcal. An ideal stop for shopping and tastings.

Main Plaza: Walk the heart of La Crucecita, full of shops, restaurants and local life. Here you will learn about the history and culture of Huatulco.

Includes: Transportation, a certified guide and local tastings.

Huatulco Museum: Learn the pre-Hispanic and modern history of the region, and the ecological importance of the National Park.

Mezcal Route: Learn the handmade process of Oaxacan mezcal with a guided tasting. A stop visitors request often.

Local Market: Discover fresh regional products: cacao, honey, Oaxacan string cheese, coffee and more. An authentic look at daily life in Huatulco.

Includes: Transportation, guide, tastings and free time.

Tangolunda viewpoint: Admire one of Huatulco's most exclusive bays, surrounded by luxury hotels and impressive views.

Conejos viewpoint: A natural setting perfect for panoramic photos and for seeing the beauty of the Mexican Pacific.

Chahué Bay: See the marina and its modern residential area, one of the most developed areas in Huatulco.

Includes: Transportation, a guide and photo stops.

Chocolate Tasting: Learn how Oaxacan chocolate is made and try different handmade varieties.

Traditional Bread: Discover typical bakeries that still bake with traditional recipes from the region.

Craft Market: Find textiles, alebrijes, coffee and products made by local artisans.

Includes: Guided tastings, transportation and a certified guide.