Travel to Mexico - Dia de los Muertos 🤩 - Chichen Itza, Cancun & more

Maybe you've gone trick-or-treating on Halloween 🎃 but ¿do you know the difference between that and Día de Muertos? 💀 The Day of the Dead is one of the most important celebrations in Mexico. Its roots go back thousands of years, long before the arrival of the Spanish Conquerors. It has become a mixture of Catholic tradition and Mexican mysticism, commemorating death as one more element of life and as a way to remember and honor the loved ones who went ahead in the eternal journey. It is believed that the spirit of their deceased returns from the world of the dead to live with the family that day and taste the food of the offering in the altars. Have you seen Coco the movie? The film was inspired by the celebration of the Day of the Dead and is a love letter to Mexico. The Pixar team traveled to the country several times to catch the colors, the festivities, but above all, the traditions that are part of the Mexican culture and now you can experience that by yourself too! What's included: - 7 days and 6 nights on a Private Condo with your own single bed (bunk) storage locker, pool, main living area, outdoor dining area, dining table, kitchen, private balcony, WiFi, a/c, pool, amazing eateries right out of your front door and 10 minute walk to the beach access. * Xcaret: Access to Plus Area facilities (dressing rooms, restrooms and lockers) Access to the beach, inlet and natural pools, Butterfly Pavilion, Coral Reef Aquarium and the Aviary. Horse Exhibition, Papantla Flying Men and Pre-Hispanic Dances. Tropical jungle trail. Use of snorkeling gear (requires a refundable deposit of $10 USD). Life jackets and inner tubes. Lounge chairs, hammocks and rest areas, dressing rooms and showers. One lunch buffet. Includes one beer and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages (soft drinks, flavored waters, and coffee) while consuming food. - Round-trip transportation to planned activities (except Cancun/Ferry) * Chichen Itza: Round trip luxury transportation with air conditioning and bathrooms. Light gourmet breakfast on board the bus (baguette, natural juice, muffin and coffee). Bottle of water with bottle holder at the archaeological site. Buffet meal of Yucatan specialties and unlimited beverages at Valladolid restaurant. *Xenses: Transportation, Lockers, restrooms and showers. ATM and WiFi. Snack area (extra cost) - IKE Insurance: Medical expenses due to illness/accident, legal assistance and ambulance service, compensation for accidental death (within Xcaret Tours) *Ferry: travel insurance. Maritime transfer to Cancun-Isla Mujeres round ticket. WiFi and toilets on board. Luggage storage. - Lot's of fun! - A bunch of good memories and new friends!! What's not included: - Transportation from/to the airport/other sites. - Personal expenses (bus/taxi, car rental, daily food/beverages, optional activities, museum entrances and such) Recommendations: - Wear a swimsuit, water shoes and comfortable clothing. Additionally, bring an extra change of clothes and a towel. - Biodegradable sunscreen (titanium oxide or zinc oxide) is the only type of sunscreen that is allowed anywhere in Cancun or Playa del Carmen, it's a federal regulation and it is enforced. - Remember to bring cash or a credit card to purchase souvenirs, get the photos of your visit, or enjoy an Optional Activity. Weather 🌡️ Max 30°C/24°C Min Max 86°F/75°F Min