Great full day tour. Cristina was excellent! She was very informative, funny, and very kind. The…read moredrive with Victor was also exciting going up the mountains. We would book another tour with them. Also, a great price. ¡Mil gracias! Hasta la próxima.

Oh my gosh. What great bunch of guys. We had a totally safe trip and the drivers were very skilled…read more Some of them speak english pretty well others don't but my spanish was enough to get us through. If it's important to you ask for a driver that speaks english otherwise they know where to go and how to get you there safely. For the price and where they go to it was totally worth every penny. We spent on these really really nice family guys that show you the best of the area. I'm easily giving them five stars.

These guys provided a very full day of sight-seeing, which included a trip from central Oxaca to…read moreHierve del agua and back - probably aobut 90km. We started around 10:30 (after picking up all 12 people at various hotels/bnb's/hostels around the Centro) and didn't get back until 19:30. They took us to the Zapotec ruins at Mitla, the petrified waterfall (which included an opportunity to swim in the natural pools), textile artisans (rug-weavers), ceramics, a Mezcal producer (with tasting), and a cantina with good Mexican food and music. The guide was fully bilingual, helpful and pleasant, although not equally knowledgeable in all aspects (e.g. the archeology). It was a good deal at 300 pesos/person, but it was frustrating at the beginning and ending, dealing with Oaxaca's invariably grid-locked traffic. Especially in the morning, it would have been better to meet at a central location instead of picking up everyone individually -- this took fully 90 minutes. The large van was comfortable (although more leg room would have been appreciated) and there was a steady stream of videos that entertained us with Mexican pop music and mini-soaps between stops. A fun sense of camraderie developed among our international group. If a bus tour is not tThere is also the opportunity to engage a cab driver or individual tour guide who knows there area - we did that on two other days, and this had some advantages for trips to Monte Alban, ceramics, etc. Many such individuals know of artisans who will give demonstrations for a smaller audience. But Aviaco packed in the most activities for a very full and rewarding day at a reasonable price.