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Mexico City to Oaxaca: Celebrate Day of the Dead

Itinerary

Mexico City to Oaxaca: Celebrate Day of the Dead

Day 1 - Mexico City

Arrive to the hotel meeting point for a 3pm welcome briefing, then head out on a walking tour of Mexico City's streets and markets as the city gears up for Day of the Dead. Finish the tour at a taquería for dinner to enjoy some delicious and authentic tacos. We recommend arriving a day or two early to fully explore this bustling metropolis. Talk to your agent about booking pre-tour accommodation.

Day 2 - Mexico City

Enjoy a full day at your leisure in Mexico City. Explore the city's vibrant streets and historic sites on your own . Opt to join a tour of Xochimilco, a system of canals built by the ancient Aztecs, or catch a thrilling Lucha Libre match in the evening.

Day 3 - Mexico City/Puebla

Journey from Mexico City to the historic city of Puebla and take a guided orientation walk through its charming downtown, filled with colonial architecture and bustling plazas. Enjoy a free afternoon to explore at your own pace.

Day 4 - Puebla / Atlixco

Visit Atlixco, the City of Flowers, and experience the cempasúchil fields, Escalera Ancha, and the Valle de las Catrinas before Día de los Muertos. Discover this charming city alongside a local guide.

Day 5 - Puebla/Oaxaca

Journey to beautiful Oaxaca and get a feel for the city on an orientation walk. In the evening, visit a local cemetery to witness families preparing for Día de los Muertos.

Day 6 - Oaxaca

Explore the markets of Oaxaca to learn about local traditions, stock up and get ready for the upcoming festivities. Opt to book a tour to nearby Etla to experience the Oaxacan tradition of the famous Muerteada ceremony.

Day 7 - Oaxaca

Take advantage of a free day. Opt to explore the ancient ruins of Monte Albán, or simply relax and soak in the charm of Oaxaca at your own pace.

Day 8 - Oaxaca

Depart at any time With so much to do in Oaxaca, we suggest booking an extra night to explore all this fabulous city has to offer.
Summary

What’s included?

Accommodation

Hotels (7 nts).

Local transport

Private vehicle, walking.

Meals

Meals Included: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 1 dinner
Meals Budget: Allow USD200-260 for meals not included.

Additional info

Mexico City
- Boat Tour of Xochimilco,
- Lucha Libre Match (350-500MXN per person)

Oaxaca
- Face Painting
- Muerteada in Etla

Monte Albán
- Monte Albán Tour (950MXN per person)

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