The Catrina Ride takes place durig the celebration of the Day of the Dead, in Mexico is considered a celebration of memory and a ritual that privileges memory over oblivion.

Our Program an opportunity to live a unique tradition.

During our equestrian program "Day of the Dead" Participants will be immersed in one of the most representative Mexican traditions of all time, they will be able to discover this treasure of syncretism, in a unique way, riding on horseback and participating actively, as that will allow them to discover, why this tradition, has conquered the empathy of people in the world, and has been an inspiration for fashion and various international films.

But that is only the beginning, the participants in addition to discovering in situ, the value of this ancestral tradition, will enjoy the warmth and hospitality that distinguishes the Mexican people.

They will be able to taste a variety of dishes of the ancestral gastronomy of Mexico, they will enjoy the best tequilas, they will listen to mariachi music, they will ride through sites of great historical value, heritage cities, magical towns and villas full of legends. In addition to try some of the ancestral drinks of Mexico, and custom themselves as catrinas. The accommodations will be exceptional and adequate for the characteristics of this magnificent travel plan.

This is undoubtedly a "unique" horseback ride, to the very bowels of Mexican culture, which will allow living some of the most important treasures of our culture and traditions, which is why they are inscribed on the Representative List. of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of UNESCO.

What's included

8 nights accommodation

Shared basis

6 horseriding days

journey riding through the villages of mystery

Welcome kit

With some personal use items alluding to the celebration of the Day of the Dead.

Trained horse

for all ridding leves

Saddle

and all equestrian equipment needed

Specialized guides

Bilingual spanish English

Staff members

Diver, cooker, grooming

Support vehicle

for luggage transportation

Meals

As indicated in the program

Private local transfers,

As indicated on the program

Tequila Taste

As indicated in the program

Coktails

As indicated in the program

Guided city tour

Cuanajuato City

Monumental offering

Guanajuato city

Tapete de la Muerte

Guanajuato city

Festival attendance

La Catrina Vive

Mummies museum

Guided visit

Body painting workshop

Catrinas and Catrines theme

Paint and equipment

All paint and equipmente necessary for characterization of catrinas for horses and riders.

Photo session

characterized as catrinas

Themed Dinner

Dia de los Muertos - Day of the Dead

Open Bar

Two nights of open bar service

Special food requests

Subject to availability and may incur an additional supplement.

Cerificate

Participation diploma

What's not included

Transfer in & out

from or to the airport (due to local government regulations)

Additional attractions

Museum or any additional attractions entrances fees (except by those mentioned on the program)

Bar service

Except by those 2 nights mentioned on the program

Spa Sevices

Single supplement

Supplementary single occupancy in accommodation at the hotels (subject to availability)

Travel insurance

Every rider participating should have its own travel insurance *mandatory

Airplane ticket

Laundry Services

Available in some hotels, with adittional cost

Tips

Tipping, or "propina," is an important aspect of the service culture in Mexico. While it is not mandatory, it is highly appreciated and often expected in many service-related situations.