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North America Festivals and Events Tours 2024/2025

Festivals and event trips in North America. Looking to explore North America on a festivals and event trip? We offer 15 festivals and event trips through-out North America having in total 8 reviews. All the tours are offered by 8 curated travel agencies in North America. Durations range from 3 days to 16 days.

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Mexico: Maya, Aztecs & Conquistadors Day Of The Dead Festival (Oaxaca) Tour

Starts Mexico City, Mexico
Ends Cancún, Mexico

Mexico: Maya, Aztecs & Conquistadors Day of the Dead Festival (Oaxaca)

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16 day cultural, religious and historic sites tour through Mexico City, Coyoacan, Puebla and 8 other destinations in Mexico. Read More

Tour Type Small Group Tour
Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites & Festivals and events +1 more
Accommodation Hotel & Resort
Transport Boat
Age Range 16-95 yrs
Operated in English

days16 From US$ 5,700 View Tour

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5 - Excellent

Based on 8 customer reviews

So much to see!

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

“Our first trip arranged by this tour operator, and first time in Mexico. Hugely enjoyed the experience, and saw so much more than we could have managed under our own steam. Nice mixture of ancient sites, colonial history and Mexico today.”

Super trip exceeding expectations

5 - Excellent

Anonymous

“Saw so much of Mexico including Day of the Dead Festival. Lots of fantastic scenery, culture and history not to mention food and art.Be prepared for some long days and windy, mountain roads.”

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5 - Excellent

Anonymous

“The title of this tour describes the itinerary. We explored archaeological sites galore, toured historical city centers, visited local artisans, and ate lots of Mexican (and some Mayan) food. The hotels were all comfortable, and the baos mostly had toilet paper and soap. We had opportunities to swim and to visit a cenote.”