Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

Total time needed: 1h30 Total cost: 70 pesos
Walk 50 m from Casa Daikiri Hostel to the bus stop located HERE on the Costerra. Look for white Delfines buses that say Pochutla (these will be passing by approximately every 20 minutes). Ask the driver to drop you off at Las Cruces de San Antonio (also known as Santa Maria Tonameca), NOT all the way to Pochutla.
From here, either jump in a taxi for the 7km journey or board a collectivo. Collectivos are cheaper and a great option for those exploring Puerto Escondido activities, but there’s no set timetable, so it depends on how long you want to wait! (20 pesos)
If you’re heading to Zipolite, stay onboard the collectivo. It will take you all the way through to Zipolite, the next town, making it a convenient option for anyone following our Oaxaca travel guide.

