Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Oaxaca City
Rocio
Oaxaca City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I’m from Guerrero Mexico and living in Oaxaca city, I like to travel and share stories.
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Rocio
About Me
Hi I’m from Guerrero Mexico and living in Oaxaca city, I like to travel and share stories.
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Is Oaxaca City worth visiting?
Group travel
I absolutely loved Oaxaca and felt very safe there despite being initially concerned after hearing some warnings! I was with a friend for the most part but also travelled alone at times and felt good walking around even in the evenings. The only factor I’d consider is that I heard from some male travellers that they had to bribe police there to get out of tricky situations, but I’m not sure how common this is. Otherwise I loved it; the food was amazing and the streets were beautiful too :)
Posted: February 20, 2024
Jay
United Kingdom
Solo travel
I've never been anywhere that felt so cosy. A combination of the rainbow of coloured single-storey buildings and street lighting makes Oaxaca a wonderful place to wander in the evenings. I didn't feel concerned for my safety or encounter any problems. When I arrived there was a parade in one of the streets with huge papier mache people held aloft, dancing behind a band, I followed the smiling, dancing crowd for a while before checking into my hostel. Oaxaca felt small enough to walk around but I did get taxis a couple of times because they were so cheap. There's a shared taxi from the airport which as far as I could tell, was the best way to get into town. Oaxaca is famous for its food, especially the mòle. There's a beautiful covered food market where vendors sell their products next to an area with picnic tables. I ate tamales and drank fresh peach juice. Most of the stalls only accept cash. There are opportunities to learn how to make chocolate and trips to Hierve la Agua: the world's only petrified waterfall
Posted: January 24, 2024Experienced: June, 2023Hospitality Exchange in Mexico
