Huatulco : Oaxaca waterfalls with Mezcal and Zipline tasting

Huatulco: Oaxaca Waterfalls with Mezcal and Zipline is a full-day excursion of about seven hours that leaves from Huatulco Bays and heads into the Sierra de Oaxaca. It combines a tasting stop, a waterfall visit with swimming, caves, a zip line and a traditional Oaxacan lunch.

The first stop is the Pre-Hispanic Probete, where you can taste cocoa, coffee and mezcal and learn about the artisan process of making tortillas. From there the journey continues to the main destination, the waterfalls. The itinerary counts about four hours of travel and activity time until you reach the main attraction.

At the waterfalls, crystal clear water and natural surroundings invite you to enjoy the freshness of the main waterfall. You have free time to swim in clear pools, admire the falls and explore a natural environment surrounded by lush vegetation. You can also discover small hidden caves, and for adventure lovers there is a zip line, with optional activities such as rock climbing for those who want to test their limits.

After the adventure, the group stops at the Finca la Gloria restaurant for a traditional Oaxacan meal. The menu includes black mole with chicken, pot beans, carnitas and handmade tortillas. On the way back, about three hours of travel, you cross jungle and mountain landscapes with a great diversity of flora and fauna.

The tour suits travelers who enjoy a mix of nature, local food and some activity. It is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or for pregnant travelers, and infants are required to sit on an adult's lap. The price includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, air conditioning in the vehicle, a bilingual certified guide, liability insurance and a coffee tasting. Tips and food are not included. A community fee of 10 USD, which the listing says covers entrance and meals, is listed as an exclusion, so confirm how it is paid when you book.