Caminos Del Condoy: Boiling Water, Mitla. Mezcal

Caminos Del Condoy offers an enticing 10-hour tour that explores some of Mexico’s most captivating natural and cultural sites. Beginning at just $14.72 per person, the itinerary promises an immersive experience, showcasing the region’s stunning petrified waterfalls, ancient Tule Tree, and vibrant Zapotec heritage. With round-trip transportation and passenger insurance included, this adventure provides an opportunity to discover the area’s remarkable beauty and rich history. What awaits visitors on this unique excursion?

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Key Points

The Caminos del Condoy tour includes a visit to Hierve el Agua, which features petrified waterfalls.
The tour also takes visitors to the historic town of Mitla, known for its rich Zapotec heritage.
Participants can observe the traditional production of mezcal at a local palenque (distillery) during the tour.
The itinerary includes a stop at the Tule Tree, a massive ancient tree located in Oaxaca.
The tour offers a textile and wool looms workshop in the village of Teotitlán del Valle.

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Activity Overview

Caminos del Condoy: Boiling Water, Mitla, Mezcal is a 10-hour day trip that departs at 8:30 am and returns at 7:00 pm.

Priced from $14.72 per person, the tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Participants can reserve their spot without upfront payment.

The itinerary includes visiting Hierve el Agua, the Tule Tree, Mitla, Teotitlán del Valle, and a Mezcal Palenque.

Round-trip transportation and passenger insurance are provided, though access fees, meals, and personal expenses aren’t included.

Comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended, and certain restrictions apply for pregnant women, mobility-impaired individuals, and those with allergies.

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Itinerary Highlights

The itinerary highlights a visit to Hierve el Agua, the captivating petrified waterfalls. Visitors can explore the Tule Tree, a massive ancient tree. The tour continues to San Pablo Villa de Mitla, a magical town with rich Zapotec heritage. Guests will then discover the textile and wool looms workshop in Teotitlán del Valle. The experience culminates with a visit to a Mezcal Palenque, where the traditional production of this agave-based spirit can be observed.

| Highlight | Description |

| — | — |

| Hierve el Agua | Petrified waterfalls |

| Tule Tree | Massive ancient tree |

| San Pablo Villa de Mitla | Magical town with Zapotec heritage |

| Teotitlán del Valle | Textile and wool looms workshop |

| Mezcal Palenque | Traditional mezcal production |

Meeting Point and Transportation

The departure and return point for this tour is Av. Morelos #701, Col. Centro, Oaxaca.

Participants should arrive 10 minutes before the 8:30 am departure. Round-trip transportation and passenger insurance are included.

However, access fees for activities, lodging, food, and other personal expenses aren’t covered.

The tour provider recommends wearing comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities.

High-heeled shoes, large bags, food/drinks on the vehicle, intoxication, fireworks, and certain mobility aids aren’t allowed.

Recommendations and What to Bring

Participants should bring a comfortable pair of shoes, a hat, a change of clothes, a camera, biodegradable sunscreen, cash, a daypack, and a charged smartphone.

Comfortable shoes, hat, change of clothes, camera, biodegradable sunscreen, cash, daypack, and charged smartphone are recommended for the tour.

The tour operator recommends wearing comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities.

High-heeled shoes, large bags, food/drinks in the vehicle, intoxication, fireworks, and certain mobility aids aren’t allowed.

3 Key Recommendations:

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
Bring cash for any entry fees collected during the journey.
Pack a daypack to carry personal items throughout the tour.

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Participant Restrictions

Although the tour is open to a wide range of participants, there are certain restrictions in place.

Pregnant women, individuals with mobility impairments, claustrophobia, or vertigo aren’t suitable for this activity. Those with food allergies, over 75 years, babies under 1 year, and people with insect allergies are also excluded.

The tour operators prioritize the safety and comfort of all guests. Participants are advised to consider their physical and medical conditions before booking.

Following these guidelines ensures everyone can fully enjoy the Caminos del Condoy experience without any limitations or discomfort.

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Customer Feedback

Overall, customers have provided a 4/5 rating for the Caminos del Condoy tour, based on 8 reviews.

Highlights from the feedback include:

Knowledgeable guides who provide interesting information about the locations visited.
The variety of sights, from the petrified waterfalls of Hierve el Agua to the textile workshops of Teotitlán del Valle, offering a diverse cultural experience.

However, some customers noted design issues with the bus seating and the collection of entry fees during the journey, which could be improved to enhance the overall experience.

Hierve El Agua (Petrified Waterfalls)

The highlight of the Caminos del Condoy tour is the visit to Hierve el Agua, a unique natural wonder featuring petrified waterfalls.

Formed by the flow of mineral-rich spring water, these mesmerizing cascades resemble frozen waterfalls. Visitors can hike along the trails, soak in the natural pools, and admire the stunning views.

The site also boasts impressive rock formations and a natural spring that appears to be boiling despite its cool temperature.

Impressive rock formations and a natural spring that appears to be boiling despite its cool temperature.

With its otherworldly landscapes, Hierve el Agua offers a truly awe-inspiring experience for tour participants.

Teotitlán Del Valle (Textile and Wool Looms Workshop)

After exploring the natural wonders of Hierve el Agua, the Caminos del Condoy tour takes visitors to the renowned textile and wool looms workshop in Teotitlán del Valle.

This idyllic town is known for its rich Zapotec weaving traditions, where artisans showcase their intricate handcrafted textiles.

Visitors can expect to:

Observe skilled weavers working on their traditional looms.
Learn about the dyeing techniques using natural pigments.
Browse a wide selection of vibrant rugs, tapestries, and accessories for purchase.

The Teotitlán del Valle experience offers a unique glimpse into the region’s vibrant cultural heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

Pets are not allowed on the tour. The tour operator does not permit animals to join the excursion for the safety and comfort of all participants. Guests should leave their pets at home.

What Is the Dress Code for the Activities?

The recommended dress code is comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities. High-heeled shoes are not allowed. Participants should wear comfortable shoes that can handle uneven terrain during the tour.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Children?

The tour is not suitable for babies under 1 year old. However, there are no other age restrictions for children. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes appropriate for outdoor activities.

Can I Expect to Make Any Stops for Restrooms or Meals?

The tour includes stops for restroom breaks and a lunch break at a local restaurant, providing opportunities to refuel and refresh during the day’s activities. Specific meal options may vary.

Is There an Option to Book Private Transportation for the Tour?

The tour includes round-trip transportation, but there’s no option to book private transportation. However, passengers can make stops for restrooms and meals during the 10-hour journey, as the itinerary allows for breaks throughout the day.

The Sum Up

Caminos Del Condoy’s 10-hour tour offers a captivating exploration of Hierve el Agua’s petrified waterfalls, Mitla’s ancient Zapotec culture, and a traditional mezcal palenque. Priced at just $14.72 per person, the immersive experience includes round-trip transportation and insurance, showcasing the region’s natural wonders and rich heritage. Comfortable clothing and cash for entry fees are recommended for this must-try adventure.

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