Oaxaca
Visit the land of the Zapotecs, Mixtecs, Huave, Mixe and many other indigenous groups. A region of great diversity and contrasts, both in its people and topography…
Bienvenidos!Whether it’s Culture & Cuisine, Textile Traditions, Ancient Civilizations, Art History or Festivals, let us take you beyond the beach resorts. Our unique approach combines education with off the path itineraries, designed to build greater understanding of and appreciation for the richness and complexity of Mexican or Colombian people.
A country so close, yet whose customs are so different from ours; a country of multiple images and stereotypes that bears knowing first hand; a country and people that is much more than its beaches. Mexico is a rich amalgamation of its past and present. Join us on unique trips of discovery to gain a deeper appreciation of Mexico; a country with a complex past, rich present and dynamic future!
We believe Colombia is an emerging destination and we are excited to sharing it with you! from Cali in the southwest, to the Pacific Coast, to the Central Coffee Growing Region, to Cartagena and Santa Marta on the Caribbean Coast and to the distant land called “La Guajira”, home to the Wayoo people and a surreal landscape where desert meets ocean, we covered a lot!.
We will visit the homes and workshops of the great master artisans to learn about the materials and processes used in creating their works of art.
From pre-Hispanic art to contemporary art, Mexico’s artistic expressions reflect this country’s complex history and blend of cultures.
We’ll explore the ancient foods that formed the foundation of Mesoamerica. In Oaxaca we travel to villages to make tamales and…
We’ll explore the ancient foods that formed the foundation of Mesoamerica. In Oaxaca we travel to villages to make tamales and…
Visit and study the great centers of early civilization in Mesoamerica. These are on-site study trips, lead by qualified archeologists and…
On many of our trips, we dedicate time to bird watching. From the quetzal in the jungles of Chiapas, to the Great Flamingo in Yucatan…
Visit the land of the Zapotecs, Mixtecs, Huave, Mixe and many other indigenous groups. A region of great diversity and contrasts, both in its people and topography…
This is a new tour, info is coming soon
Traveling to Chiapas, is like entering another world. From the crystal clear air and light of San Cristobal in the Highlands, to the dense tropical rainforest of the Lowlands…
Sun drenched Yucatan lies on the Peninsula that shares its name. Known for it’s aqua blue waters, the great Classic and post-Classic Maya empires of Uxmal and Chichen Itza, colonial Merida…
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Tour Name | Deposit/Payment | |
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Frida Kahlo & Women Artists of Modern Mexico | + information | |
The Rebozo Tour | + information | |
Textiles in Chiapas | + information | |
Textiles in Puebla | + information | |
Textiles in Oaxaca | + information |
We have our pictures from the Oaxaca Textile Tour rotating on an electronic photo frame. We are enjoying reliving every moment of this trip!
(November 2011)
We have our pictures from the Oaxaca Textile Tour rotating on an electronic photo frame. We are enjoying reliving every moment of this trip!
(November 2011)
We cannot think of a way that the trip could have been better. We are still daydreaming about our time with you in Mexico. Our only regret is that we did not buy that $2.00 pottery bowl on the sidewalk in front of the church. It was the best!.
(February 2011 )
It really was an excellent tour, I appreciate the insights into the culture that we would not have gotten had we tried to experience Day of the Dead on our own. And those tamales, yum! And the amazing cemeteries at night, the sights, smells & sounds will live with me forever.
(Nov. 2012)
It really was an excellent tour, I appreciate the insights into the culture that we would not have gotten had we tried to experience Day of the Dead on our own. And those tamales, yum! And the amazing cemeteries at night, the sights, smells & sounds will live with me forever.
(Nov. 2012)
Our trip was for sure one of the highlights of last year for me. I look forward to Part 2 of my Mexican adventures.
(Oct.2012)
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