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Celebrações do Dia dos Mortos na Riviera Maya

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Mergulhe nas tradições do Dia dos Mortos
Refresque-se com um mergulho em um cenote natural
Delicie-se com comidas tradicionais do festival mexicano
Faça guacamole e aproveite o jantar
Aprenda fatos com seu guia local especializado

O que esperar

Comemore como um morador local no maior e mais vibrante feriado do México com este passeio do Dia dos Mortos. Você mergulhará em tradições antigas e terá um vislumbre memorável de um dos eventos culturais mais significativos do México. Lucas, um dos nossos guias especialistas locais, diz: "Dià de los Muertos é como uma reunião de família - mas com um toque de outro mundo. É uma celebração alegre onde as famílias homenageiam entes queridos por meio de histórias, música, dança e, claro, comida deliciosa."

Comece sua jornada mergulhando nas águas cristalinas do místico cenote do México – um rio subterrâneo que é o começo refrescante perfeito para sua aventura. Após o seu mergulho, você experimentará comidas tradicionais do festival como 'pan de muerto', um pão doce assado no formato de caveiras ou ossos, bem como tamales saborosos, ambos acreditados para confortar as almas dos que partiram. Ao longo do dia, você também aprenderá sobre tradições legais como 'offrendas' – oferendas a entes queridos – e o significado das flores de calêndula laranja brilhante.

Em seguida, arregace as mangas e coloque a mão na massa com a magia culinária mexicana fazendo seu próprio guacamole. Beba vinhos locais enquanto um chef revela os segredos por trás dos sabores regionais e técnicas de culinária. Lucas acrescenta: "Nós preparamos todas as comidas e bebidas favoritas dos nossos entes queridos para mostrar que ainda nos importamos. Além disso, nós até colocamos seus lanches favoritos nos altares - você sabe, só para o caso de eles ficarem com fome!" O passeio termina com um jantar que captura a essência do dia, oferecendo memórias inesquecíveis e uma apreciação totalmente nova pela rica herança cultural do México.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,4 /5

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Serviço

4,2/5

Relação custo-benefício

3,6/5

Equipe

4,2/5

Segurança

4,2/5

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Em
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3
9 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
very expensive compared to the content of other excursions we have done. The cenote was beautiful and the fire dance was nice, but it felt amateur compared to others. Some people were on the bus for over 2 hours before us, so their experience was over 10 hours and they were so tired. I understand tipping is part of the culture here, but we were asked to tip someone after each element of the evening and the whole group felt it was too much. Wish we had stayed for our hotel Mexican party instead.
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Jayne
Verified booking
2.2
7 de novembro de 2025
Viajando com a família
We bought this as a family of 7 and even though it was 18+ we were informed it was suitable for children, this was confirmed from the Office with age of children given . This was not suitable for children and should never have been sold to us as this ruined it for all the party.
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Kathrin
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5
4 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Sehr interessanter Ausflug mit ungewöhnlichen Überraschungen und ergreifenden, magischen Momenten.
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Mark
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4.6
1 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Enrike the guide was very knowledgeable and very helpful
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Nicoll
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3.8
1 de novembro de 2025
Viagem de casais
The road to the location that the tour takes place is incredibly bumpy, hence the travel sickness warning! However, our driver handled this very well. Once at the site the tour guides were excellent and very knowledgeable. Our guide Enrike was new to giving tours but was excellent going above and beyond even jumping into the cenote to retrieve an item someone dropped. The fire show was an excellent touch that we were not expecting but the highlight was the cenote itself!
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Christine Kitchen
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1
8 de outubro de 2025
Viagem de casais
Cannot believe I've been asked to review what should have been a highlight of my holiday when the Day of the Dead trip was CANCELLED TWICE! To have been rescheduled should have meant at least one of these events would happen - would strongly encourage people to think twice before booking outside of the Festival of the Dead period since it appears these excursions are not popular from the Playa del Carmen hotels....

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