• Zona Arqueologica de Monte Alban - On an immense esplanade at 1,940 meters above sea level, is this area formed by a large rectangular Plaza surrounded by palaces, temples, shrines, a ball court and tombs. It is part of the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.\n\nPlease note that during the pandemic period we may have to wait our turn to enter the archaeological site. The waiting time can be up to 1.5 hours without availability of bathroom or restaurant.\n- San Antonio Arrazola - In this place, the ingenuity of the artisans is reflected in the wood carvings of the copal, creating a fantastic zoology that is exhibited and sold in the own homes of the craftsmen with the name of alebrijes.\n- Ex Convento de Cuilapam de Guerrero - Majestic monastery convent of the sixteenth century where the Open Chapel stands out, the church with an unfinished basilica floor and the Ex-convent. General Vicente Guerrero was shot here.\n- Dona Rosa Studio - Its main attraction is the black clay pottery made by local artisans, achieving pieces of extraordinary beauty, with technique of draft and burnished. This tradition goes back to pre-Hispanic times. There is a beautiful church of the 16th century, a Museum of Ceramics and the State Museum of Popular Art.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Embark on a personalized tour, perfect for groups ranging from 4 to 19 participants. Experience awe-inspiring scenery and capture perfect photographs at your leisure. This tour offers a flexible schedule accommodating extensions, free from the constraints of a larger group itinerary. Your private tour is facilitated by a tour guide and facilitated by a driver aboard the comfort of a modern Mercedes Benz Sprinter vehicle. Opportunity to avail discounts for Mexican nationals may be available at each location (where applicable), including student discounts and complimentary admission on Sundays.

We will collect you from your hotel to visit notable locations such as the Monte Albán Archaeological Zone, Arrazola (a crafts town where Alebrijes are made), the Former Convent of Cuilapan de Guerrero, Zaachila (a native village offering an array of local cuisine restaurants), and San Bartolo Coyotepec (renowned for Black Clay crafts). The tour will conclude with a return to your hotel.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.