Rutopia's Off the Beaten Path Experiences

In this workshop you will discover the authentic flavors of the Oaxacan cuisine with wood stove always with seasonal and harvested products.

If you are an adventure lover, participate in the Pico de Orizaba Ring Road, where you will meet the entire mountain.

Be amazed on this route of Oaxacan handicrafts. In approximately 5 hours, you will visit three villages dedicated to handicrafts.

Enjoy a Historical tour of Oaxaca City and get to know the most amazing places in the city along with a delicious regional meal.

Go hiking in Pico de Orizaba. Here you will meet highest mountain in Mexico and the only volcano with frozen lava inside.

The state of Oaxaca stands out for its cultural, culinary and artistic legacy, so... here you have the best things to do in the city.

The Muyil tour offers different activities and sites for tourists to visit at the Sian Ka´an Biosphere Reserve

Enjoy an expedition in Corral de Piedra and enjoy the incredible Nevado de Toluca's view while connecting with nature.

In Nahá, you will participate in a clay workshop, a material used since pre-Hispanic times to make utensils and models of gods.

Mun Ha is a project of the local indigenous people that combines nature conservation and traditional Mayan culture.

Nahá Reserve: A guide will lead you for 2 hours, where he will share his knowledge of the different species of local flora and fauna.

Your adventure begins in Cenotillo, while enjoying a biking Tour in Merida until you reach the cenote Xooch.

Enjoy a day full of Mayan culture while visiting a traditional mayan village known for its great artisans and regional clothing.

Enjoy an Archeological Tour in Monte Alban, Oaxaca and visit different historical sites of where you will find incredible handicrafts.

Things to do in Merida, located in the northwest of Yucatan. The main areas of interest: the Centro Historico and Paseo Montejo.

The city of Merida, also known as the White City, discover the history and great architecture of this city.

If cooking is your thing, you can't miss this exciting workshop where you can harvest fresh ingredients from the garden.

Uno de los atractivos de Yucatán son los cenotes de Miguel Colorado, bautizados por los mayas como Dz’onot o “cavernas de agua”.