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Mexico City

Oaxaca

9-Day Family Día de los Muertos Mexico

9 days

2 cities

42 experiences

2 hotels

2 transports

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Vancouver

Mexico City

28 Oct – 2 Nov

Oaxaca

Nov 2 – 6

Vancouver

Days 1-6

28 Oct – 2 Nov

Mexico City

Hi! Your stay in Mexico City from October 28 to November 2 is perfectly timed to immerse your family in the vibrant and colorful Día de los Muertos celebrations. With your kids' interest in learning Spanish and practicing map navigation, exploring the city's historic neighborhoods and markets will be both educational and fun. Plus, the live music and family-friendly festivities around the holiday will create unforgettable memories for everyone!

Stay

Days 1-6

28 Oct – 2 Nov

5 nights

Nido Condesa

Elite Apartment, 2 Bedrooms

9.4

Wonderful80 reviews

In-unit kitchen with full-sized refrigerator for family meals

Itinerary

Days 1-6

28 Oct – 2 Nov

Day 1•Oct 28•

24°C•4 Experiences

Arrival and settling into the green heart of CDMX

Day 2•Oct 29•

21°C•3 Experiences

Ancient wonders and pyramid exploration day trip

Day 3•Oct 30•

22°C•5 Experiences

Neighborhood transition and local artisan discovery

Day 4•Oct 31•

22°C•5 Experiences

Museums and soaking in the holiday atmosphere

Day 5•Nov 1•

22°C•4 Experiences

Day of the Dead festivities and Lucha Libre fun

Day 6•Nov 2•

20°C•3 Experiences

Departure for Oaxaca adventure

Days 6-10

Nov 2 – 6

Oaxaca

Your visit to Oaxaca, Mexico from November 2 to November 6 will immerse your family in the heart of Día de los Muertos celebrations, offering a rich cultural experience with vibrant parades, traditional altars, and local crafts. It's a perfect opportunity for your kids to practice Spanish and use maps to explore the charming streets and markets. Plus, the lively atmosphere and authentic live music will make this leg of your trip truly unforgettable.