Top Sayulita Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 2

Discover the charm of Bahía de Banderas with exceptional private airport transfers and memorable tours. Explore the vibrant towns of Riviera Nayarit, indulge in delightful dining experiences featuring local ceviche and tacos, and embark on scenic boat trips to the picturesque Yelapa. Guided hikes through lush landscapes add an adventurous touch to your getaway, ensuring a rich cultural immersion. Perfect for travelers seeking a personalized experience in this stunning coastal region. - Private airport transfers to and from Bahía de Banderas - Explore Riviera Nayarit with scenic boat trips to Yelapa - Enjoy local dining experiences, including ceviche and tacos - Guided hikes for an adventurous exploration of the area

Celebrate Día de Muertos through an authentic cultural journey co-hosted by Luna Tours & Hiking and Planeta Cacao, available exclusively from October 28 to November 7. This small-group experience offers a deep, genuine connection to one of Mexico’s most sacred traditions. At Planeta Cacao, you will help build a traditional ofrenda by placing a photo of your loved ones among marigolds and candles. You’ll explore the spiritual connection of native cacao through artisanal tastings, followed by a seasonal meal of homemade tamales, warm champurrado, pan de muerto, and agua de jamaica. Capture memories in our festive setup with a complimentary Catrina headband or Catrín hat. To conclude, your certified guide will lead a respectful walk through local cemeteries to witness how families honor their ancestors firsthand.

Guided by Jair and his new project RAÍCES, you’ll take part in a responsible cultural experience designed to bring you closer to the meaning of Día de Muertos from a Mexican perspective, fostering respect, learning, and a deeper connection with local traditions and the land. You'll explore different ways of understanding life, death, and memory; taste traditional foods associated with this celebration and take part in the collective creation of a Day of the Dead altar, discovering the symbolism behind each of its elements. You’ll also have the opportunity to paint your face as a traditional Mexican calavera and, most importantly, gain a deeper understanding of what makes Día de Muertos such a special and meaningful celebration for Mexicans.