How to Celebrate Day of the Dead 2024 in Mexico
Category: Events
Day of the Dead, one of the world’s most beautiful and awaited holidays, is fast approaching in Mexico. Along the coast of the Riviera Nayarit, travelers can discover endless ways to celebrate this millenia-old event that takes place every November 2. This year, Marival Resorts in Nuevo Vallarta and Punta de Mita have planned memorable Day of the Dead events to honor the deceased and welcome their spirits alongside our guests.
Day of the Dead Events at Marival Resorts
Whichever of our three Marival Resorts properties you choose for your November vacation, you’ll find an array of celebrations for Day of the Dead. Modern fiestas and ancient traditions await you and your loved ones on November 2, 2024. Read on for the full Day of the Dead itinerary at each resort.
Marival Emotions Resort & Suites
Families will love our Day of the Dead celebrations at Marival Emotions! Our kid-friendly All-Inclusive resort in Nuevo Vallarta is known for its fun and games… and this holiday is no exception.
3:00 pm: Skeleton Parade at the Grand Pool
The iconic Mexican skeleton characters known as Catrinas and Catrines will visit the resort in a captivating parade experience.
4:00 pm: Altar Display throughout the resort
Stroll through different areas of the resort to view traditional Day of the Dead altars, created by the creative staff at Marival Emotions.
9:00 pm “Living Culture” Day of the Dead Show at the Grand Pool
A mystical night awaits at Marival Emotions with “Living Culture”, a special Day of the Dead show honoring our deceased loved ones through an evening of music and dance.
11:00 pm - 2:00 am: Glow Night at Cesar Nightclub
Dance the night away with spooky vibes and tons of fun at our vibrant Glow Night after-party at Cesar Nightclub.
Glowing Skull T-Shirts at the Logo Shop
Get in on all the Day of the Dead fun by purchasing our specially-designed T-shirts to celebrate the occasion, available at the resort’s Logo Shop.
Marival Distinct Luxury Resort & World Spa
Luxury and tradition combine with our Day of the Dead experiences at Marival Distinct, our high-end All-Inclusive resort in Nuevo Vallarta, renowned for its expansive residence-style accommodations and upscale beach club.
2:00 pm: Skeleton Parade at the Pool Area and Mozzamare Beach Club
Join the parade of Mexico’s iconic Catrina skeleton characters as they celebrate this magical and beautiful holiday.
4:00 pm: Altar Display Throughout the Resort
Wander through the resort and discover the colorful and traditional Day of the Dead altars that have been designed and built by our incredible Marival Distinct staff.
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm: Los Antojos de los Ancestros (The Cravings of the Ancestors) at Mozzamare Beach Club
Spend the evening in the warm glow of our beach club’s bonfire area, where we’ll have a feast of Mexican street food like pozole, tamales, esquites, and more. You can even try artisanal mezcal and raicilla with theme cocktails while taking in our Pre-Hispanic Show.
9:00 pm: Pre-Hispanic Show at Mozzamare Beach Club (location subject to change)
Our performers will wow you with a fascinating performance that delves into the deep cultural significance of Day of the Dead.
Armony Luxury Resort & Spa
Our adults-only, all-inclusive resort also joins the celebration with a night-long event commemorating this beloved Mexican tradition.
Mictlán Nights
Our adults-only resort in Punta de Mita will host Mictlán Nights, a spectacular Day of the Dead party featuring a skeleton parade, traditional altars, skeleton face-painting, and a traditional Mexican-themed dinner at La Brise restaurant. Close out the evening with our Day of the Dead show.
As you prepare for your unforgettable Day of the Dead experience, Marival Resorts welcomes you to embrace the beauty of this time-honored Mexican tradition. From lively parades and traditional altars to mesmerizing shows and delicious cuisine, you'll find that Día de los Muertos at Marival Resorts is a celebration like no other. Join us in honoring the past, cherishing the present, and making memories that will last long after the holiday is over. See you on November 2!
