A digital nomads dream city where you can wander through colourful UNESCO world heritage streets and indulge in the top notch local gastronomical scene. 

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We’re in the heart of the historical center of Oaxaca only a 10 minute walk from the Zócalo (the city’s main square), the Benito Juarez market and the famous Santo Domingo Church. You can go anywhere you need to go on foot and we’re surrounded by so many restaurants and café’s you won’t have enough time to try them all out. We're 20 minutes (200MXN/10USD) from the airport and the ADO bus station is only a 15 minute walk or 5 minute (60MXN/3USD) taxi ride away.

Av Benito Juárez 202 
RUTA INDEPENDENCIA
68000 Ejido del Centro
Oaxaca

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05 | What is the weather like in oaxaca?

04 | Is there an ATM close by?

03 | Where can I get groceries?

02 | Is there a laundry place nearby?

01 | How do I get to your place?

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You can fly into the Oaxaca City airport, which is a 20 minute taxi ride from Co404 and will set you back about 200 MXN. If you arrive into the city by ADO bus, it’s a 15 minute walk to Co404 from the bus station. If your luggage is too heavy, you can also take a taxi. This will cost you around 60 MXN for the 5 minute ride.

How do I get to your place?

There is a laundry place right around the corner from Co404 and it will cost you 20-25 MXN a kilo to get your clothes washed, dried and pressed. It usually takes 1-2 days before your clothes are ready for pick up.

Is there a laundry place nearby?

The local markets are around a 10 minute walk in either direction. You can get fresh fruits and veggies, full cheap local meals, 1 liter juices or smoothies, souvenirs and basically anything you need there. They are definitely worth a visit, even if you don’t go grocery shopping there.

You can find a local supermarket just a 5 minute walk away and big supermarkets like Wallmart or Chedraui are only a 10 to 15 minute taxi ride away.

Where can I get groceries?

There is a ATM less than 1 block away. Many of the larger Mexican banks are only a 10 min walk away. Use Santander or Banorte for the lowest fees.

Is there an ATM close by?

The weather in Oaxaca is usually quite hot and dry. In the mornings and evenings the temperatures are quite nice but the afternoons can get really hot. Especially in Summer temperatures will often go above 30 degrees. During Winter daytime temperatures average around 20 degrees. You’ll usually wear shorts and T-shirts during the day and throw on a light jacket or long-sleeve at night.

What is the weather like in Oaxaca?

amenities

Co.404 Space

Free reliable WiFi

Co-working area

Chill area

Terrace bar

Fully equipped kitchen

Digital nomad community

+ Closet space
+ Hangers for all of your belongings
+ Private ensuite or shared bathrooms
+ Private desk and chair for more private work
+ Charging ports on each side of the bed
+ Hair dryer, towels
+ Weekly cleaning

Each room comes with the following:

Kitchen

+ spacious fridge-freezers
+ a family dining table
+ 2 big stove tops for cooking 
+ free cooking condiments and tea
+ a microwave
+ a kettle
+ a toastie-grill
+ a blender
+ unlimited drinking water and coffee.

Cowork Space:

+ A sunlit, airy co-working space
+ two incredibly fast fibre-optic WiFi outlets
+ range of seating at all levels
+ sound-proofed conference call rooms 
+ chill space with sofa's and hammocks
+ breezy terrace with stunning views of Oaxaca City

Weekly activities

Week 2

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Music Trivia - Wednesday
+ Street art Jalatlaco Walking tour - Friday
+ Brunch at "La Cosecha Organic Market" - Saturday
+ Monte Alban (ruins) & Barro Negro (Black Clay town) - Sunday

Week 1 

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Sardinas - Wednesday
+ Cacao Tasting - Friday
+ Apoala Waterfall - Saturday
+ Lucha Libre - Sunday

Below is our 8-week activity schedule, which we repeat every 8 weeks. Week 1 starts on January 6th, 2025. In addition to these regular activities, we also organize some exciting spontaneous events throughout the year to keep things fresh and engaging for our guests!

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Week 4

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Quiz night - Wednesday
+ Karaoke night - Friday
+ Central de abastos (Memelas Dona Vale - Saturday
+ Hierve el agua & Tule & Mitla & Mezcal - Sunday

Week 3 

+ Taco Tuesday - Tuesday (haha)
+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Charades - Wednesday
+ Woodcraft workshop - Friday
+ Botanic Garden - Saturday
+ Las Grutas & Caves - Sunday

Below is our 8-week activity schedule, which we repeat every 8 weeks. Week 1 starts on January 6th, 2025. In addition to these regular activities, we also organize some exciting spontaneous events throughout the year to keep things fresh and engaging for our guests!

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Week 6

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Music Trivia - Wednesday
+ Tlayudas & Show Night "El Negro" - Friday
+ Icecream in the Plaza - Saturday
+ Alerijes Workshop - Sunday

Week 5

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Sardinas - Wednesday
+ Guelaguetza Hike for Sunset - Friday
+ Mezxal Tour Rey the Matatlan - Saturday
+ Tlacolula Market - Sunday

Below is our 8-week activity schedule, which we repeat every 8 weeks. Week 1 starts on January 6th, 2025. In addition to these regular activities, we also organize some exciting spontaneous events throughout the year to keep things fresh and engaging for our guests!

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Week 8

Week 7 

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Quiz night- Wednesday
+ Bar Crawl - Friday
+Breakfast with Frida de Ocotlan - Saturday
+Sierra Juarez Nature & Historic Trip - Sunday

+ Family dinner - Wednesday
+ Charades - Wednesday
+ Mole Tasting - Thursday
+ Night bike Rid + Pulque  - Friday
+San Jose Weekend Trip - Saturday & Sunday

Below is our 8-week activity schedule, which we repeat every 8 weeks. Week 1 starts on January 6th, 2025. In addition to these regular activities, we also organize some exciting spontaneous events throughout the year to keep things fresh and engaging for our guests!

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Detailed Weekly activities

Our Wednesday Family Dinner is the highlight of the week! Every Wednesday, we come together to enjoy a meal—sometimes our team cooks, and other times, guests share dishes from their own cultures, with our help. It’s a wonderful way to bond, share flavors, and celebrate our diverse community.

Family dinner

Below is our 8-week activity schedule, repeated every 8 weeks, starting January 6th, 2025. Please note, some activities require a minimum of 5 or 7 people to take place. In addition to these regular events, we also organize spontaneous activities throughout the year to keep things lively and fun for our guests!

La Cosecha Organic Market is a lively gathering spot featuring stands of fresh produce, artisanal products, and local Oaxacan specialties. One of its highlights is the communal table where visitors can share meals, stories, and laughter. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.


Brunch at “La Cosecha Organic Market”

Monte Albán stands as a majestic archaeological site offering panoramic views and insights into the Zapotec civilization. After exploring pyramids and plazas, head to the nearby town famous for Barro Negro pottery—an art form shaped and polished by hand, then fired to achieve its signature black sheen. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Monte Albán & Barro Negro (Black Clay Town)

Nestled in a lush canyon, Apoala is known for its emerald pools, gentle waterfalls, and scenic hiking paths. The surrounding cliffs and forests make it a haven for nature lovers seeking tranquility and breathtaking views. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Apoala

Lucha Libre delivers a high-energy spectacle of masked wrestlers (luchadores), acrobatic leaps, and dramatic showmanship. The crowd’s enthusiasm and the vibrant pageantry of the ring make it an unforgettable cultural experience. It’s an evening activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Lucha Libre

Dive into the world of chocolate as you learn about cacao’s ancient heritage, from bean to bar. Taste different varieties and appreciate the distinct flavors and aromas that define this beloved treat. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Cacao Tasting

Central de Abastos is one of the largest markets in the region, offering fresh produce, spices, and handicrafts in an energetic maze of vendors. Don’t miss Memelas Doña Vale, a renowned local spot where handmade corn masa discs are topped with beans, salsa, and cheese—Oaxacan comfort food at its best. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Central de Abastos (Memelas Doña Vale)

Explore Hierve el Agua’s mineral-rich springs and petrified waterfalls, then visit El Tule—the legendary tree with one of the widest trunks on earth. Continue to Mitla, an archaeological site famous for its intricate stonework, and end the journey with a mezcal tasting, delving into the craft behind Oaxaca’s iconic spirit. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Hierve el Agua, Tule, Mitla, and Mezcal

Delve into a curated collection of native and exotic plants that flourish in the region’s diverse microclimates. Knowledgeable guides can highlight medicinal species, rare orchids, and centuries-old cacti, giving insight into conservation efforts and the local ecosystem’s uniqueness.
The weeks of: Jan 27; Mar 16; May 4; Jun 22; Aug 10; Sep 28; Nov 16; 

Botanic Garden

Explore winding caverns adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, each chamber unveiling nature’s artwork shaped over millennia. Local guides provide fascinating tales of the cave’s history and the legends whispered by generations. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Las Grutas & Caves (San Sebastián)

Celebrate Oaxaca’s culinary heritage by sampling tlayudas—large, crisp tortillas layered with beans, cheese, and local produce—while enjoying live music and storytelling. This vibrant evening highlights regional flavors in a spirited, communal atmosphere. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Tlayudas Show Night “El Negro”

Give life to fantastical creatures by carving and painting your very own alebrije. Local artisans guide you through every step, sharing the rich cultural origins behind these bright, imaginative figures. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Alebrijes Workshop

Venture into the heart of mezcal country, exploring traditional palenques where agave hearts are roasted, crushed, and distilled by expert mezcaleros. Gain a deeper appreciation of regional variations as you savor each sip. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Extensive Mezcal Tour

On Sundays, this historic marketplace bursts with color, aroma, and flavor. Shop for handcrafted textiles, pottery, and fresh produce, or indulge in local dishes like barbacoa, chocolate, and tejate—each stall offering a slice of Oaxacan life. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.


Tlacolula Sunday Market

Start your day with a traditional Oaxacan feast, featuring homemade tortillas, beans, and cheeses. Frida’s hospitality and expertise in local cuisine make each bite a cultural experience to remember. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Breakfast with Frida de Ocotlán

Escape to the Sierra Juárez region for a day of fresh mountain air, dramatic landscapes, and immersive cultural encounters. Visit small villages, learn about regional folklore, and admire the area’s vast biodiversity. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Sierra Juárez Nature and Historic Trip

Discover the city’s allure under the stars, pedaling past lit-up monuments and lively streets. Top off your ride with a refreshing glass of pulque, a centuries-old fermented agave drink that speaks to Mexico’s enduring traditions. It’s a day activity.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

Night Bike Ride + Pulque

Leave the hustle behind and spend Friday noon to Sunday evening in San José. Unwind in natural surroundings, explore local customs, and sample regional dishes in an idyllic setting—an ideal combination of relaxation and cultural discovery. It’s the whole weekend.
The weeks of: Feb 24; Apr 14; Jun 2; Jul 21; Sep 8; Oct 27; Dec 15.

San José Weekend Trip

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Co404 Oaxaca has a co-working area, chill area, a terrace with a nice breakfast and lunch bar. A shared kitchen with free tea and coffee all day. You can work from any of the area’s and the internet coverage is very good.

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Chill areas and a shared kitchen

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