A Day of the Dead in the Mexican Pacific
Destinations 23/09/2024
The Day of the Dead is one of Mexico’s most iconic festivities. This celebration pays tribute to loved ones who have passed away, as families come together to remember and honor the dead through colorful altars, vibrant parades, and a rich variety of traditions across the country. However, depending on the region, the celebrations vary from one place to another.
One thing is certain: no matter where you are in the country, experiencing this celebration in Mexico is something you can't miss. That’s why we invite you to discover how the Day of the Dead is celebrated on the Mexican Pacific Coast.
Mazatlán is known for its beaches and lively nightlife, which during the Day of the Dead celebrations, becomes a stage for art and culture. One of the main attractions in this destination is the Day of the Dead Street Parade, an event that lights up Mazatlan's historic center with a mix of dance, music, and fun.
The Street Parade is a nighttime walk that takes participants through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, where altars are decorated with traditional offerings, while live music enriches the experience, creating a unique glimpse into this holiday.
Additionally, Plazuela Machado, one of Mazatlán’s most emblematic locations, comes to life during this festival. Here, visitors can enjoy a large altar that pays tribute to icons of Mazatlan culture like Pedro Infante, Lola Beltrán, and Cruz Lizárraga, among others. Tourists can also taste some of the region’s local cuisine.
Ixtapa offers its own tribute to the Day of the Dead with a celebration full of color and tradition. The Day of the Dead Festival, usually held from October 31st to November 4th in downtown Zihuatanejo, is a must-see event.
This festival is a vibrant celebration of the Day of the Dead tradition, featuring parades, street performances, live music, altar displays, the Catrinas Parade, and much more. Attendees will have the opportunity to see and participate in a variety of cultural activities while enjoying typical foods and drinks, such as pan de muerto, which are an essential part of this tradition.
To get up close to the magic of Day of the Dead on the Mexican Pacific Coast, we invite you to book your stay at our Park Royal Beach Mazatlán and Park Royal Beach Ixtapa. Both resorts offer the chance to enjoy the festivities in these unique destinations while you relax.
In Ixtapa, you can also enjoy activities and gastronomy related to the Day of the Dead, thanks to its All-Inclusive plan, making your stay an even more complete and enriching experience.
Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Day of the Dead celebration on the Mexican Pacific Coast. Book your stay in Mazatlán or Ixtapa with us and enjoy this fascinating tradition.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
One thing is certain: no matter where you are in the country, experiencing this celebration in Mexico is something you can't miss. That’s why we invite you to discover how the Day of the Dead is celebrated on the Mexican Pacific Coast.
Mazatlan: A Colorful Street Parade
Mazatlán is known for its beaches and lively nightlife, which during the Day of the Dead celebrations, becomes a stage for art and culture. One of the main attractions in this destination is the Day of the Dead Street Parade, an event that lights up Mazatlan's historic center with a mix of dance, music, and fun.
The Street Parade is a nighttime walk that takes participants through the cobblestone streets of the historic center, where altars are decorated with traditional offerings, while live music enriches the experience, creating a unique glimpse into this holiday.
Additionally, Plazuela Machado, one of Mazatlán’s most emblematic locations, comes to life during this festival. Here, visitors can enjoy a large altar that pays tribute to icons of Mazatlan culture like Pedro Infante, Lola Beltrán, and Cruz Lizárraga, among others. Tourists can also taste some of the region’s local cuisine.
Ixtapa: Ancestral Traditions in the Heart of Zihuatanejo
Ixtapa offers its own tribute to the Day of the Dead with a celebration full of color and tradition. The Day of the Dead Festival, usually held from October 31st to November 4th in downtown Zihuatanejo, is a must-see event.
This festival is a vibrant celebration of the Day of the Dead tradition, featuring parades, street performances, live music, altar displays, the Catrinas Parade, and much more. Attendees will have the opportunity to see and participate in a variety of cultural activities while enjoying typical foods and drinks, such as pan de muerto, which are an essential part of this tradition.
Celebrate the Day of the Dead with Us
To get up close to the magic of Day of the Dead on the Mexican Pacific Coast, we invite you to book your stay at our Park Royal Beach Mazatlán and Park Royal Beach Ixtapa. Both resorts offer the chance to enjoy the festivities in these unique destinations while you relax.
In Ixtapa, you can also enjoy activities and gastronomy related to the Day of the Dead, thanks to its All-Inclusive plan, making your stay an even more complete and enriching experience.
Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Day of the Dead celebration on the Mexican Pacific Coast. Book your stay in Mazatlán or Ixtapa with us and enjoy this fascinating tradition.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
