Celebrate the magic of El Día de los Muertos with fellow adventurous couples in one of Mexico’s most vibrant cultural destinations. This isn’t just a trip—it’s an opportunity to connect, explore, and create lasting memories with other like-minded partners who value culture, connection, and meaningful experiences. Whether you're sipping mezcal under the stars or honoring tradition in a candlelit procession, every shared moment deepens the bond—not just with your partner, but with your travel circle.
Alebrijes | Mezcal Tasting | Cemetery Tour (Day & Evening)
Tortilla Cooking Class | Weaving Demonstration | Red Clay Pottery
Comparsa | Zocalo | Traditional Mole
Tortilla Cooking Class | Weaving Demonstration | Red Clay Pottery
Comparsa | Zocalo | Traditional Mole
Traveling with Two Peacocks Travel is a seamless and worry-free experience from start to finish. With meticulous attention to detail, every aspect of the journey, from accommodations to tours and transportation, has been carefully arranged. Ana and Sandy, the dedicated team behind Two Peacocks Travel, ensure that travelers can relax and immerse themselves in their adventures without the burden of logistics. Ana and Sandy are there every step of the way to address any concerns or issues that may arise. With Two Peacocks Travel, wanderers can embark on their journeys with ease of mind, knowing that their every need is taken care of by experienced and attentive professionals.
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Sandy and Ana
Co-Founders/Owners of Two Peacocks Travel |
4 Double Occupancy Spots
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$6000 Couple, Double Occupancy
$3500 Couple, Tour Only (No Accommodations, daily breakfast or airport transportation) Payment Plans Offered |
DAY 1: Welcome to OaxacaUpon arrival at the Oaxaca airport, we'll be whisked away by private transportation to our hotel, where we'll check in and settle before venturing into town. We'll stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the city's Zócalo, immersing ourselves in its vibrant atmosphere as market vendors showcase an array of traditional treats. The alluring scents will tantalize your senses, preparing your taste buds for an unforgettable culinary adventure featuring quesillo, grasshoppers, ice cream, and a chocolate grinding tasting experience.
To mark our arrival in Oaxaca, we'll gather for a special Welcome Dinner, embracing the start of our journey in this captivating destination. (Dinner provided) |
DAY 2: Immersing in Oaxaca's TraditionsToday, our group of adventurous couples and solo women travelers comes together to explore the art and traditions of Día de los Muertos in Oaxaca.
We start the morning at an alebrijes studio, where we learn how these colorful wooden creatures are carved and painted. While enjoying hot chocolate and pan de muerto, each traveler gets to paint their own alebrije to take home. Next, we visit a pottery studio to see local artisans at work, followed by a stop at a Zapotec weaving workshop, where we watch beautiful textiles come to life using natural dyes. In the afternoon, we join a tortilla-making class and end with a mezcal tasting—a fun way to connect and share stories as a group. As night falls, we visit a local cemetery to experience the heart of Día de los Muertos, walking together through candlelit altars and marigolds as families honor their loved ones. It's a powerful and moving end to a meaningful day, shared by all. (Breakfast & Lunch provided) |
DAY 3: Tradition, Art and RemembranceWe start the day with a morning cemetery visit in Tlacolula, where we experience the local customs of Día de los Muertos as families honor their loved ones with offerings and vibrant decorations.
Afterward, we head to the home of a family whose mastery of red clay pottery has been passed down for generations. We’ll witness a live demonstration, gaining insight into the techniques and traditions that preserve this ancient art form. Our travelers will also have the opportunity to create their own clay piece, shaping and molding the rich red earth into a personal keepsake. There will also be time to purchase handcrafted artifacts and socialize with the women of the family, sharing stories and traditions. Next, we enjoy a traditional mole lunch, savoring the deep, rich flavors of one of Oaxaca’s most beloved dishes. In the afternoon, we visit an altar at the host family's home, a beautiful tribute to their ancestors, where we learn about the significance of the offerings and rituals. We then join the family in a heartfelt cemetery visit at their own cemetery, where we offer flowers and pay respects to those who have passed, embracing the deep sense of connection and remembrance that defines Día de los Muertos. (Breakfast & Lunch provided) |
DAY 4: La Comparsa: Night TourThe first part of the day is free for you to roam the city center, giving you the chance to shop for local crafts, explore the charming streets, and enjoy Oaxaca at your own pace.
In the evening, we immerse ourselves in Oaxacan traditions and flavors, beginning with a delicious mole tamale dinner, paired with café de olla, a rich spiced coffee, and offering vegetarian and vegan-friendly options. Following dinner, we participate in a heartfelt Zapotec ritual offering to honor our host family’s ancestors, embracing the cultural significance of the ceremony. Then, it’s time for some dress-up fun as we embrace the festive spirit by donning costumes and masks—available to borrow or bring your own. The night continues with a warm welcome at our host family's mezcal distillery, where we enjoy a live band and sip on a complimentary mezcal and a custom-crafted cocktail. Additional mezcal cocktails are available for purchase. We’ll join the local Zapotec community for a lively Comparsa Parade, led by a traditional Oaxacan live band, visiting various stops around town. Finally, we cap off the celebration with a delicious Tlayudas feast, with vegetarian and vegan options to enjoy. (Breakfast & Dinner provided) |
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