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Cucuchuco Cemetery, Michoacan Mexico

Dia de Los Muertos

7 Night Annual Event

Tour Cost:

Based on 2 People per room. If you are friends who prefer to have separate accommodations or are travelling alone, please contact us about our rates for single travelers.

2 Guests - $32,000 ($16,000 Each)

4 Guests - $44,000 ($11,000 Each)

6 Guests - $57,000 ($ 9,500 Each)

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TOUR INCLUDES:

Transportation including Tolls & Gas

Professional, Licensed Guide

Entrance Fees to:

Tingambato Archaeological Site

Tzintzuntzan Archaeological Site

Ihuatzio Archaeological Site

El Rosario Butterfly Reserve

3 Nights Accommodations

3 Breakfasts

TOUR DOES NOT INCLUDE:

Lunch or Dinner

Spa Pools & Treatments at Agua Blanca Resort

Horseback Riding at El Rosario

Medical Insurance

Travel Insurance

Dia de los Muertos, Michoacan

Arrival in Morelia

October 27, 2019

Day 1

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Today's celebration of Dia de los Muertos begins with the arrival of all guests.  Check into your rooms and orient yourselves with our property - to the kitchen, dining room and courtyard to the community room with Netflix, Apple TV and DVD Player.  

Guests will meet at 5 PM in the Casona Rosa Dining Room for Happy Hour.  Our Happy Hour event is from 5-6 PM - at which point we will depart Casona Rosa for Hotel Soledad for a beautiful meal in a private dining room.

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La Ruta Don Vasco

Lake Patzcuaro Region

Day 2

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Head out today to explore part of La Ruta Don Vasco. This famous historic course starts in the famous Catrina town of Capula, first visiting Juan Torres Studio before exploring the town. Depart for lunch at Chef Diego’s Molcajetes for lunch, and then move on to Santa Fe de Laguna just a few minutes away.

Your guide will then drive along the idyllic Mexican Riviera to the archaeological site of Ihuatzio. From Ihuatzio, visit award winning international embroidery artist Teofila Servin in Sanabria before returning to Morelia for dinner. 

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El Rosario Reserve, Michoacan

El Rosario Reserve

Day 3

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This morning begins a little earlier than usual, at 7:30 AM. We will have breakfast of fruit salad, granola and yogourt ready for 7 AM. Drive directly to Angangueo and have some snacks in the market before heading into the reserve. You may choose to ride both ways, one way or simply walk. Horseback riding is great for beginners, as there are platforms for easy mounting/dismounting. The reserve is very steep, but the ride is only about 10-15 minutes. We recommend bringing a bandana to tie around your nose and mouth, as the horses kick up extensive dust. Seated at an altitude of 10,000, but the time you climb up through the pine forest, you will be closer to 11,000 feet – so it can be cold and hard to breathe. If you are walking up, you may like to have a walking stick as it is steep and also hard on the knees when you descend.

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Visiting the reserve can certainly cause some aches and pains, whether you walk or ride – and there just happens to be a remedy nearby. Return to the parking lot by 1 PM and head to the therapeutic hot springs at Agua Blanca Resort in Jungapeo. If you would like to book spa treatments, please contact us ahead of time so we can make an appointment for you. Departing Jungapeo by 4 PM puts you back in Morelia around 6:45 PM.

Art Installation by Uruapan Artist Javier Marin, Morelia Michoacan 

Zihuatanejo

There & Back Again

Day 4

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Embark on a morning walking tour of Morelia from 9-12.  If you would like some extra free time in the city, you have until 2 PM.  If instead you prefer to stop at Costco before returning to the beach, please be ready to depart the hotel by 12:30 PM.

Your 2 PM departure from Morelia will get you back to Zihuatanejo around 6:15, depending on traffic.