Top Mexico Ghost Tours

A charming themed tour, aboard a 100% electric vintage car. Accompanied by a chatty and friendly host. Enjoy Querétaro on a great and fun tour! In each circuit we will see 20 points of interest. The topics are: Circuit 1: A walk through the viceregal era. Circuit 2: Foundation of the city and the Aqueduct. Circuit 3: The fall of the second empire and the restoration of the Republic. The tour includes only one circuit.

Boasting 700 years of visible history, Mexico City’s historic center Zocalo can be a lot to take in. Understand the top sights of the expansive main square on a private walking tour focused just on you. This experience is great for first-time visitors who want to orient themselves to the area for future exploring. Itinerary highlights include the Metropolitan Cathedral, Palacio Postal, Palacio de Bellas Artes, and the Museo del Templo Mayor.

Discover a side of Puerto Vallarta most visitors never see on this top-rated ghost and cultural walking tour through the historic downtown. Led by a native local guide, you’ll explore historic landmarks and hidden corners while hearing the stories that shaped the city. Go beyond surface-level history and uncover the legends and traditions that shapde the city. Hear stories passed down through generations, explore places most visitors overlook, and gain a deeper understanding of Vallarta’s identity. Designed for curious travelers, this walking tour goes beyond typical sightseeing to reveal the identity, folklore, and hidden past of Puerto Vallarta. By the end, you’ll see the city with entirely new perspective. Why travelers choose this tour: • Explore the historic downtown with a knowledgeable local guide • Hear real ghost stories, legends, and lesser-known history • Learn the cultural origins and meaning of Day of the Dead

Xochimilco is a magical place that offers you nature, fauna and the mysticism of the island of the dolls. Do you love horror? Then you won't want to miss one of the most impressive and terrifying destinations you can find in the world. The Original Island of the Dolls, in Xochimilco (Mexico); a small island where you can find a landscape that, to say the least, will give you goosebumps. There are several times to choose from but without a doubt the most terrifying is the night time. However, that's not all you'll do. On this tour you will have the opportunity to have fun with the activities we have for you such as traditional Mexican games and you will also have the opportunity to try traditional Mexican food, and best of all, drinks are included. On the other hand, we understand that access to the Island of Dolls can be a bit complicated, so we have enabled a special option for those visitors who only want to get to the island and return.

Travel through the canals of CDMX in Xochimilco towards the island of the dolls, learn about the legend behind this magical island and enjoy Mexican activities and games, a unique experience and dare to see the city differently with venues and activities other than the party boats.

Tour Mazatlan, with a private tour, Special for small groups. Availability from 1 person to 6 passengers. We will show the most iconic points of the city, in a car in optimal condition with air conditioning. If you come to visit by cruise, we have time on one of the most beautiful beaches in the city, do not forget to bring your beach clothes. Return to cruise guaranteed. Treat yourself to an unforgettable walk in the corners of Mazatlan!

Forget the hassles of public transport and relax on this convenient yet affordable shared shuttle service, with numbers capped at just 10 travelers to minimize wait time. Travel direct from Cancun Airport to Cancun Hotel Zone (and back, if you opt for round-trip). The professional team will greet you holding a sign with your name, whisk you to the vans, and have you leaving the airport within half an hour.

Experience one of Mexico’s most meaningful traditions on this guided Day of the Dead cemetery walk. Visit Puerto Vallarta’s oldest cemetery with a knowledgeable local guide and discover how families honor their loved ones through ofrendas, symbolism, and ritual. As you walk among decorated graves, you’ll learn the true cultural significance behind Day of the Dead, far beyond the costumes and imagery. Hear real stories, local history, and cemetery legends that reveal how remembrance and storytelling keep the past alive. Why travelers choose this experience: • Visit the oldest cemetery in Puerto Vallarta with an expert local guide • Learn the real meaning and symbolism of Day of the Dead • Hear local stories, history, and cemetery legends • Connect more deeply with Mexican culture through its most meaningful tradition Perfect for: culture seekers, history lovers, and travelers looking for a meaningful and memorable experience beyond typical sightseeing.

Walk through Mexico City as it blooms with marigolds and memory. This is not just a Day of the Dead tour — it’s a journey through stories, rituals, and the echoes of the underworld. From the grand altars of the Zócalo to the hidden corners of the old city, you’ll explore how Mexicans have danced with death for centuries — with humor, beauty, and defiance. Led by an actor and storyteller, Gossip with the Dead blends theatre, history, and sociology to reveal how the living keep company with the dead — and how every offering tells a story about who we are.

Explore the eerie side of Puebla on a captivating tour that unveils the city's most haunted locations. Visit a 17th-century mental asylum rich in ghost stories of nuns and soldiers, then journey to the Ovando Bridge, haunted by the spirit of a wealthy man's daughter for over 200 years. Finish at an ancient house steeped in legend, where a mythical beast tragically claimed the owner's son. - Discover Puebla's haunted history through its chilling sites - Visit a 17th-century asylum with ghostly tales and sightings - Encounter the legendary spirit at the Ovando Bridge

With its colorful buildings and vibrant streets, Oaxaca is perfect for exploring on foot—but wandering around alone, it can be hard to make sense of the city’s centuries-long history. On this art historian-led walking tour, explore the stories and history behind Oaxaca’s colonial landmarks. Along the way, make time for an included ice cream and glass of mezcal.

Set off on a guided Cancun City Tour that combines culture, history, and shopping, all from the comfort of a double decker bus. Enjoy a varied itinerary that includes visiting landmarks like the Cancun sign, exploring downtown, and shopping at Plaza 28. Treat your taste buds with a tequila tasting and local chocolates. Perfect for first-time visitors, this tour is a great introduction to a local perspective of Cancún.

Welcome to an ancestral tradition that is uniquely lived in the world. The experience starts from the designated meeting point towards Xochimilco "Place of Flowers". You will board a typical trajinera, a boat that will take you between the canals to an island where a pyramid emerges that brings to life the Show "La Llorona : The Longing for a Goodbye", an ancient legend that will take you from pre-Hispanic Mexico to the battle of colonization in a moving story of life and death. You will witness pre-Hispanic dances, millennial chants and give life to the oldest traditions from Mictlan – Place of the Dead, where we will remember all those souls who still whisper memories, experiences and legacy from another dimension to this enchanted land called Mexico. IMPORTANT NOTE - The show is only provided in Spanish, however this language will make you connect with the culture and witness the ancient traditions as a whole local.

We will be in various places in the Historic Center of Mexico City at night so that you can listen to a minimum of 6 Legends, Events and Anecdotes that will enrich your Knowledge, its General Culture and in an Entertaining way under the Worldview and Optics of Our Mexico City from the Colonial Era to the present day.

Take a camel ride out through the jungle and along to sand dunes with this family-friendly tour. A professional guide will lead you and your small group of up to six riders on this 45-minute-long adventure, and no experience is necessary. You'll get round-trip transfers from your Cancun or Riviera Maya hotel.

Celebrate Mexico’s most iconic tradition on a magical night journey through the canals of Xochimilco with dinner, drinks and Day of the Dead storytelling. Step aboard a traditional trajinera and experience the spirit of Day of the Dead in one of Mexico City’s most atmospheric settings. Cruise through candlelit canals, enjoy a themed Mexican dinner, sip local drinks, and discover the meaning behind one of the world’s most celebrated cultural traditions. This unforgettable night blends culture, beauty and emotion in a truly unique seasonal experience. Why book this experience? ✔ Seasonal limited-time experience ✔ Night trajinera ride in Xochimilco ✔ Day of the Dead themed dinner ✔ Drinks included ✔ Candlelit canals and festive atmosphere ✔ Unique cultural storytelling ✔ Incredible photo opportunities A rare chance to celebrate one of Mexico’s most beautiful traditions in an authentic and memorable setting

Join our university educated guide for an unforgettable cultural journey that will leave you feeling enriched and deeply connected to Mexico’s traditions - especially those surrounding Day of the Dead. As you explore Puerto Vallarta’s oldest existing cemetery, you’ll hear captivating stories of the families and traditions who helped shape the city, bringing history to life in a way that feels both personal and profound. Vibrant Day of the Dead inspired murals will surround you with color and meaning, while the guide’s insights blend folklore, history, and symbolism to spark reflection and wonder. You’ll also visit a fascinating shrine tied to one of the fastest‑growing spiritual occult movements in the Americas, adding depth to your understanding of local beliefs. The experience concludes with a stroll down the charming “Main Street” of the 5 de Diciembre neighborhood and the lively atmosphere of the neighborhood market, with its fresh produce, spices, fish, and tortilla factory.

Sail the turquoise waters of the Caribbean aboard a catamaran to Isla Mujeres. Enjoy snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, then relax at a private beach club with a delicious buffet lunch (for non-all-inclusive tours). Explore the island’s historic center during free time before returning to Cancun. This shared tour offers a relaxing and exciting day of sun, sea, and local culture.

Gain an alternative perspective of Yucatan on an ATV tour of the abandoned town of Misnebalam, then unwind after spooky sightseeing with a visit to Silcer Beach Club. Enjoy hassle-free round-trip transfer from your hotel or port to maximize your time, and explore the ghost town with a guide for insight into its haunted history and 19th-century architecture.

This attraction-packed tour from Mexico City cover three of the region's most significant historical attractions in just one day: Tlatelolco (home to the main market of the Aztec empire), the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe (a major Catholic pilgrimage site), and Teotihuacan (known as the City of Gods). Round-trip transit and admission tickets are included, plus a tequila tasting and optional buffet lunch.

Discover Mexico City from a unique perspective with this must-see tour! Each stop is designed to surprise, educate and leave you wanting more. 1. Cultural Center Los Pinos Explore the place that marked crucial decisions in recent Mexican history. This ex-presidential residence, now a cultural space, allows you to walk through the same halls that housed historic moments. 2. Experience in Cablebus Want to see Mexico City like never before? Get on the Cablebus and experience an aerial view that will leave you breathless. This modern transport system is not only efficient, but also exciting. 3. Pantheon Dolores – Rotunda of the Illustrious People Delve into the Dolores Pantheon, the largest cemetery in Mexico, and visit the Rotunda of the Illustrious People. This place is more than a historical site: it is a tribute to the figures who have defined the culture, art, science and politics of the country.

Guarantee your entry to Playa del Carmen’s Xcaret eco-archeological park by booking your admission tickets in advance. Combining nature with history, culture, and cuisine, Xcaret boasts more than 50 attractions that guarantee a fun-filled day out. Upgrade to a Xcaret Plus ticket to add a buffet lunch, unlimited soft drinks, a beer, lockers, and snorkeling gear rental, or book the night ticket to enjoy a cultural evening show.

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