HIGHLIGHTS
– Day of the Dead Celebration
– Megaofrendas at UNAM
– San Andrés Tecomitl Cemetery
– Mixquic Town & Cemetery
– Cultural inmersion
– & more…
Whats included
The cost of the Day of the Dead tour includes, pick up at Frida Kahlo Museum and drop off at Fuente de la Cibeles, two diferent cementeries, mega offerings at UNAM, optional face painting, souvenirs, snacks, fresh water & local guide in English
** Any dish or beverage outside the itinerary is not included. **
about this tour
the tradition
The Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a vibrant Mexican tradition celebrated on November 1st and 2nd. Unlike Halloween, it’s not about fear, but about honoring and remembering loved ones who have passed away. Families create elaborate altars (ofrendas) in their homes or at cemeteries, adorned with marigold flowers, candles, photos, and the favorite foods and drinks of the deceased. Sugar skulls and colorful skeleton figures are common, symbolizing the sweetness of life and the acceptance of death as a natural part of it.
On these days, families often visit cemeteries to clean and decorate graves, spending time there to celebrate the lives of those they’ve lost. It’s a time filled with music, stories, and sharing, where death is seen as a continuation of life, and the memories of loved ones are kept alive in a festive, loving atmosphere.
THE DAY OF THE DEAD TOUR
Our tour takes you to San Andrés Tecomitl Cemetery and the historic town of Mixquic, two of the most vibrant and authentic locations to witness this unique holiday.
We’ll start at San Andrés Tecomitl Cemetery, where you’ll see families lovingly decorating graves with marigolds, candles, and personal mementos. The atmosphere is filled with warmth, music, and the scent of traditional foods, as locals honor their loved ones in a beautiful, heartfelt way.
Next, we’ll visit Mixquic, famous for its deeply rooted Día de los Muertos customs. As the night falls, the town comes alive with candlelit processions, altars, and cultural performances that bring the spirits of the dead close to the living. You’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in the local traditions, taste authentic foods, and witness the enchanting “Lighting of the Candles” ceremony, where the cemetery is illuminated by thousands of flickering lights.
The day of the dead tour is a rare opportunity to experience the true essence of Día de los Muertos, connecting with Mexico’s cultural heritage in a deeply personal and meaningful way.
Meeting Point
«Frida Kahlo Museum»
Londres 247, Del Carmen, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Look for the guide with the blue umbrella
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of the Day of the Dead tour includes, pick up and drop off from and to the meeting point, two diferente cementeries & local guide in English
The duration of the tour is approximately 8 hours, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in Day of the Dead celebrations of Mexico.
Yes, At both stops you will find different food options with vegetarian options.
The tour is suitable for participants of all ages… We recommend 12+ years.
No, Food, Soft Drinks or Alcoholic beverages are usually not included but can be purchased separately.
Participants should be prepared for moderate walking. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the weather.
While tipping is not mandatory, it is customary to show appreciation for excellent service. Feel free to tip your guide based on your satisfaction with the experience.
Please contact us in advance to discuss any specific accessibility concerns. We will do our best to accommodate participants with special needs.