Experience Día de Muertos where it lives and breathes—in Oaxaca—then add a vibrant cultural counterpoint with a short stay in Mexico City. This journey is designed for travelers who want deep tradition, color, food, and meaning, balanced with art, history, and world‑class cuisine.Experience Día de Muertos where it lives and breathes—in Oaxaca—then add a vibrant cultural counterpoint with a short stay in Mexico City. This journey is designed for travelers who want deep tradition, color, food, and meaning, balanced with art, history, and world‑class cuisine.
Día de Muertos is not a spectacle—it’s a sacred, joyful remembrance. In Oaxaca, families welcome loved ones home with altars, candlelight, flowers, and food. By traveling at the end of October into early November, we witness the build‑up, the ceremonies themselves (Nov 1–2), and the quiet, reflective moments after.
Adding Mexico City enriches the experience with grand museums, historic neighborhoods, and contemporary culture—an ideal contrast to Oaxaca’s intimate traditions.
Deposit $500 to reserve your spot.
Experience Día de Muertos where it lives and breathes—in Oaxaca—then add a vibrant cultural counterpoint with a short stay in Mexico City. This journey is designed for travelers who want deep tradition, color, food, and meaning, balanced with art, history, and world‑class cuisine.Experience Día de Muertos where it lives and breathes—in Oaxaca—then add a vibrant cultural counterpoint with a short stay in Mexico City. This journey is designed for travelers who want deep tradition, color, food, and meaning, balanced with art, history, and world‑class cuisine.
Día de Muertos is not a spectacle—it’s a sacred, joyful remembrance. In Oaxaca, families welcome loved ones home with altars, candlelight, flowers, and food. By traveling at the end of October into early November, we witness the build‑up, the ceremonies themselves (Nov 1–2), and the quiet, reflective moments after.
Adding Mexico City enriches the experience with grand museums, historic neighborhoods, and contemporary culture—an ideal contrast to Oaxaca’s intimate traditions.
Deposit $500 to reserve your spot.
