Découvrez la magie de Huatulco et ses environs
Description
Venez avec nous connaître l'une des plus belles destinations touristiques du Mexique et découvrir la magie de Huatulco et ses magnifiques baies à travers cette merveilleuse expérience pleine d'histoire, de paysages étonnants et de lieux colorés. Nous visitons également la "crucesita" du centre-ville pour observer les artisans locaux fabriquer toutes sortes de textiles, tels que des tapis, des nappes, des hamacs, etc. Nous passons par l'église catholique pour admirer le plus grand tableau de la dame de Guadalupe du monde d'alors (saint patron national du Mexique) et enfin nous nous rendons à "la probadita" pour déguster tous les types de produits d'Oaxaca tels que le Mezcal, le Café, le Chocolat chaud. à base de fèves de coco et bien sûr de délicieuses sauterelles. Nous sommes une entreprise locale avec plus de vingt ans d'expérience dans cette merveilleuse industrie touristique.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Les baies de Huatulco et ses magnifiques environs ! Les vues les plus spectaculaires et les points d'observation.
Église catholique La Crucecita, où vous aurez la chance d'admirer la plus grande image de la "Dame de Guadalupe au monde" (sainte patronne nationale du Mexique) et votre guide certifié vous expliquera tout sur cette étonnante peinture murale peinte par Jose Angel del Signo ainsi que l'histoire de Huatulco à partir des images scènes et personnages peints à l'entrée du temple !
"La Probadita" Dégustation de Mezcal, Chocolat et Snacks locaux. Dans cet endroit typique, vous aurez la chance d'essayer les différentes variétés du célèbre mezcal d'Oaxaca ainsi que les crèmes de mezcal et certains des produits que cet État a à offrir, tels que les sauterelles traditionnelles, le chocolat chaud, la taupe et un des meilleurs cafés du monde.
L'État d'Oaxaxa est reconnu pour ses handcrats étonnants et colorés tels que des tapis, des pièces d'animaux en bois sculpté (alebrijes), des figurines en argile noire, etc. Dans ce marché, vous découvrirez la manière dont les artisans d'Oaxaca profitent des ressources naturelles telles que la grana cochenille pour élaborer ces œuvres fantastiques.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
La prise en charge se fera dans le hall de votre hôtel/condo.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(65)
Edwardo does a great job. His English is perfect if you need an English speaking guide. Spanish, as well. He's lived in the area for years, so his knowledge is quite extensive. He will have a sign with your name just past the entrance to the pier if you're arriving at the port on a cruise ship. He will take you to several local sights with impressive views in a clean and air conditioned van. He will make several stops if the group is interested in shopping. Our group did go to a jewelry store where we stayed only about 10 minutes...enough time to browse and one person made a purchase. The "museum" sharing the loom process and culture was interesting. You can also shop for woven textiles or painted items/souvenirs. Another stop to a local shop for mezcal and coffee tasting, which was interesting. Clean restroom is available there. An informative and nice historical overview of the area.
Hola Amigos ! Thank for your kind review about your experience in Huatulco, it is a pleasure for us to share with our visitors the history, culture and the beauty nature of this amazing part of México. Thank you for choosing our services.
This was a good shore excursion for a few hours to see some of the highlights. Edwardo was a very personable and knowledgeable guide.
This is a great tour for first time visitors to Huatulco. Eduardo (Lalo) is an excellent host. He has lived in Huatulco for a long time and knows the area well. We travelled in an oversized van that held 9 of us. Eduardo took us to see some beautiful areas. Just when we thought an area couldn’t be beat, we went to the next which was even more beautiful. We spent some time in town - saw how natural dyes are used in weaving blankets, rugs. Stopped in a jewelry store and a mescal tasting adventure. Then on to the most beautiful church to see the Lady of Guadalupe and hear the history. We were dropped off back at pier with plenty of time to shop and sit out at one of the restaurants overlooking the beach and ship. We enjoyed this excursion very much and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Huatulco.
There were just 9 of us on this tour and the mini van was full. We easily found our guide outside the cruise port and we got away slightly early. An excellent tour with views of the various bays in the area. We went into Crucecita where we visited a store selling Mezcal and other liquors if which we were treated to lots of samples! We also visited a rug making place and a jewellery shop. The Church of our Lady of Guadalupe was amazing. An excellent morning and thank you to our guide, Eduardo, who was very knowledgeable.
Eduardo sared a lot of excellent knowledge, and paced the tour to the capabilities of the whole group. Excellent job.
It was super informative of the area we're in. He was knowledgeable, polite. Eduardo was wonderful. He let us take our time in the shop to let us take our time taking pictures.
Eduardo is personable, so knowledgeable and very engaging. The tour has nice variety. The views of the bays and their beaches were beautiful, and we especially liked the mezcal tasting and textile demonstration at the artesanal shop in La Crucecita. His van is very comfortable with individual seats, and Eduardo even provides drinks. Highly recommend. Cinco Estrella.
Eduardo was a great guide and told us a lot about Huatulco and explained it. The stops were wonderful viewpoints and we got a great overview of the great bays. We were spoiled with water and beer. The opportunity to try mezcal, coffee, cocoa and dips was a lot of fun and we got an insight into the craft of natural carpet making.
Our guide, Eduardo, was very knowledgeable and informative. We had a little rough start as we had to locate one couple who missed a message about our meeting point. Once we were all aboard, we set out on a tour of the area around Huatulco. Seeing the bays from several different perspectives gave us a very good overview of the area. Our next stop was in a shop featuring many crafts from local artisans, including a working loom showing how woven articles are made. We then visited the Catholic church in La Crucesita, with touching displays of art work dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Last, we visited a shop where we sampled mezcal - both "plain" and several flavored varieties. A very enjoyable experience!
Sightseeing beautiful beaches, drive through streets with high end hotels, resorts, tequila or mescals tastings, shopping , our tour provides with water bottle drink and beer, nice and air conditioning vehicle
