Mexico's Day of the Dead in Oaxaca
Oaxaca
Greater exploration, insider access, and the freedom to roam – all without sacrificing comfort.
Celebrate one of Mexico’s most intriguing—and unusual—festivals in the eclectic city of Oaxaca, where indigenous culture holds strong. During Day of the Dead, which takes place at the end of October and early November each year, pre-Hispanic traditions honouring the departed merge with Catholic feasts to create a truly unique holiday. Delve into the bizarre and beautiful spirit of Día de los Muertos, witnessing spectacular street dances, costumes, and altars while discovering the picturesque landscapes and mouthwatering flavours of Oaxaca.
Highlights
- Oaxaca, known for its colourful crafts, unique cuisine, and vibrant Day of the Dead celebrations
- Explore the culinary delights of Oaxaca with a local host
- Visit a local family's kitchen to taste an array of delicious Oaxacan dishes
- Spend the day experiencing Oaxaca’s Day of the Dead festivities
- Additional Information
What's Included
Oaxaca Culinary Experience, Oaxaca.
Arrival transfer.
Visits to observe cemetery vigils in the small surrounding towns.
Oaxaca and Etla Valley Day of the Dead parades.
Orientation walk and market visit in Oaxaca.
All transport between destinations and to/from included activities.
6 nights in hotels
Meals Included
6 breakfasts, 1 lunches, 0 dinners
Allow USD265-345 for meals not included.
