Mexico · HIERVE EL AGUA TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 4 hierve el agua tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Oaxaca’s 12-hour tour to Tule, Mitla, Hierve el Agua, Teotitlán del Valle, and a traditional mezcal distillery.
“Adriel and Jose were friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Hierve Aguas beautiful views, be prepared for walking. Mezcal tasting was enjoyable. Overall, great experience.”
Review of Oaxaca’s 11-hour day tour to Hierve el Agua, Mitla, Tule, Teotitlán textiles, and a mezcal tasting, with practical tips and value advice.
“An excellent tour! A long day, but every stop was worthwhile. I especially enjoyed the hike and swim at Hierve el Agua and the fascinating tour of Mitla. Luis, our guide, and Daniel, our driver,t took excellent care of us. I highly recommend this tour.”
Review of Oaxaca’s Hierve el Agua and mezcal tour, with hiking, natural pools, scenic views, tastings, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Amazing trip with one of the best guides I’ve had, Leon. The whole day was relaxed and flexible and Leon even added a stop at the Tula tree for us. He made sure everyone was having fun, tailored the trip to us and was very informative. Hierve el Agua is a magical place and we had enough time to hike, swim and eat lunch. The mezcal tasting is great - informative about the farming and distilling and they gave us so many to try! Definitely worth booking, we were so happy.”
Review of Oaxaca’s Tule, Mitla, Hierve el Agua, weaving, lunch, and mezcal tour, with practical advice on value, timing, and what to expect.
“They pick us up on time then they explain the schedule we visit the Tule tree first then we went to Mitla to see the ruins they were really cool . After that we went to Hierve el agua the prettified waterfalls in there we had a little time for my taste but the tour was well planned from the times the food . Edelmira our guide was really nice and knowledgeable. The van was great clean.”
Pick the kind of day first, then pick the coast.
