“We did the "Oaxaca: Day of the Dead Evening Walking Tour with Dinner" with Jorge Sigüenza as our guide/host. Jorge was very knowledgeable, well organised, friendly and any request from us was not too difficult. We would not have known so much of Oaxaca's history, culture and the people if we have not joined this tour. If you are visiting Oaxaca, this is a must do tour with Jorge preferably before one starts to explore Oaxaca on your own. The dinner included in the tour was delicious, authentic and was in a local restaurant away from the tourist area. The highlights of the tour were visiting the local produce markets,…”

“Upon the eve of my booking I was met with great anticipation only to be gravely disappointed. Upon arrival to the “Mezcal bus” we were presented with a ghastly sight! The “Mezcal bus” had been decapitated, it resembled a poo tank. Unbeknownst to my good self, the Mezcal tasting appeared to be consumed by the host as no Mezcal touched my lips, not even a thimble. This bus was as dry as my mouth (lack of Mezcal). I suggest a hip flask.”

“The walking tour was fun and educational. Our guide was very detailed and made it fun. Plus the dinner was delicious”

“Be prepared to walk and learn new information on this walking tour. The cost was a bit high for what I you got. Dinner was a regular meal, although, tasty. Frankly, I was expecting more, but it was still a good experience. It’s really a 4 hour tour, including dinner.”

“Really informative tour around the traditions and cultures for Day of the Dead. We were talked through how some of the traditions have come about and taken around some graveyards with further explanations. The guides kept it engaging all the way through and were super helpful.”