
Mexico City, with context
The programme begins with the capital and its anthropology museum, giving the later celebrations a deeper frame.

Ready-to-adapt journey
A journey through Mexico shaped around Día de Muertos, from Mexico City and Oaxaca to Yucatán and Tulum.
The route connects Mexico City, Oaxaca, Mérida, Chichén Itzá and Tulum around Día de Muertos. It is a starting point for a journey that balances cultural immersion, local rhythm and time by the coast.
Days 1–2
Arrive and begin with the capital before continuing south-west to Oaxaca.
Days 3–4
The programme centres on Oaxaca during the holiday period, with the specific events and access confirmed for the dates.
Days 5–10
Continue via Mérida and Chichén Itzá to Tulum, with the final days reserved for a slower coastal stay.
What gives it texture

The programme begins with the capital and its anthropology museum, giving the later celebrations a deeper frame.

Mitla or Monte Albán, mezcal and regional cuisine can sit alongside Día de Muertos events confirmed for the travel dates.

Mérida, Izamal and Chichén Itzá lead to a slower coastal close in Tulum.
Make it personal
We will adapt the route, rhythm and practical details around the actual brief.