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This is a very authentic Zapotec neighborhood. Quiet times start at 8 pm. We are a community that is up with the birds and asleep with them too!
Surrounded by nature and local families, this village is new to tourism. I am located on the edge of the forest with beautiful views. The hiking trails are out my back yard.
To get here: FROM THE COAST BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: hwy 175 to San Jose del Pacífico. you can get a taxi or moto taxi from there to San Sebastian. Have the taxi take you to Tienda de Mari in El centro. I'm off the road that runs below the store. pass through the second gate on the right and that will lead you to my house.
BY CAR FROM THE COAST: Hwy 175 to La Venta, this is the first village past San Jose del Pacífico. There's a sign that points you up to San Sebastian. After about 20 minutes turn right at the second Arch, not the green one into El centro. turn right at the second street. follow that street a short way to Tienda de Mari. I live below the Tienda. There's a parking across from the Tienda for a fee. Follow the road down from the Tienda, no cars, to the second gate on your right. This will lead you to my house.
FROM THE CITY OF OAXACA BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Transport services by Lineus Unidos to Miahuatlán or San Jose del Pacífico. They run every 20 minutes. From Miahuatlán find a local Miahuatlán taxi to get to the San Sebastian Base. Here there's colectivos to bring you to the village. see above for more info to get to my house.
If you decide to go to San Jose del Pacífico, you can get a moto taxi or taxi to bring you to San Sebastian.
BY CAR FROM THE CITY OF OAXACA: HWY 175 to La Venta, the village before San Jose del Pacífico, follow the sign to San Sebastian. see above for the rest of the details.
I offer STARLINK internet for the working nomad.
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My neighbor, Ana can cook for you local mountain food in her kitchen. She can provide vegetarian cuisine. Most of her veggies come from her organic ranch close by. There are also 3 local restaurants.
We are home to a few local projects, Khadi Oaxaca, organic cotton apparel and Ananda Learning Center, Montessori School, among others. Tours of these places can be arranged.
The first Sunday of the month we have a Farmers Market.
Above me is a Temazcal (sweat lodge) and vegetarian restaurant. Temazcals can be reserved to do on your own or with a local Curandera (shaman).
I can arrange hiking trips in the forest with a local campesino or an English speaking guide who lives here and knows the forest well. A fun thing to do during the rainy season, June - October, is to take a guide into the forest for mushroom hunting and return to have my neighbor Ana or Margarita cook them up for you!
The guides can also assist you to San Jose del Pacifico or San Mateo Rio Hondo for a day hike and lunch there.
We also have a bilingual herbalist who can provide medicinal herb walks in the forest.
Another activity is to learn weaving on a back-strap loom. I can arrange for this special activity with a local family. This activity would need a time commitment of no less than 3 days (3-4 hours daily) to complete a small project.
Cooking classes with Ana my neighbor are available. She is a fabulous chef using only a wood stove. She grinds her home grown organic corn . Her menu is extensive with all of the famous gastronomy Oaxaca is famous for. My favorite is Pozole with mushrooms!
Soap making is available with a minimum of a 2 day stay. Your co host Heber is our local, Zapotec soap maker. He trained with the best....Me!!!! He offers the cold process method.
For anyone who doesn't speak Spanish, we have a translator available upon request for any needs you may have during activities.
The rainy season is May 15- October 15. Mushroom season!
THIS IS SAN SEBASTIAN RIO HONDO.
NOT SAN JOSÉ DEL PACIFICO OR SAN MATEO RIO HONDO (the most touristic towns).
Please be aware that this is a remote village high in the mountains, electricity can fail. We do have cellular now.
I am only reachable on my WA or email, if I don't get back to you within 24 hrs it is due to electricity failure.
There are no cash machines or banks in the area, the closest bank is 1 hr away in Miahuatlan, so plan accordingly.

Parking is available for a small fee on a neighbor's land.
There is no need for driving as everything is within walking distance.
There are also local taxis and moto-taxis available as well.
Guest can also visit the neighboring towns of San Mateo and San José which provide additional opportunities for tourism.