November 1 – 2, 2026
As October draws to a close, Los Cabos takes on a beautiful new energy as Día de Muertos approaches, a deeply meaningful Mexican tradition that celebrates family, remembrance and the enduring connection between generations.
Throughout Los Cabos, candlelit altars, vibrant marigolds, elegant Catrinas, music and extraordinary culinary experiences bring this centuries-old tradition to life. In San José del Cabo, the historic streets and galleries provide an especially atmospheric backdrop for experiencing the artistic and cultural spirit of the season.
Noche de Catrinas San jose del cabo
In Cabo San Lucas, the celebrations extend to the marina and waterfront, with Altares en el Mar bringing the tradition onto the water through illuminated boats, decorated altars and festive gatherings.
For those who call Los Cabos home, this is one of the most beautiful times of year to experience the destination beyond its beaches and resorts—to discover the art, heritage and authentic Mexican traditions that give Baja its unmistakable sense of place.
It is a celebration that reminds us that in Los Cabos, luxury isn’t only about where you live. It’s about the richness of the life you live there.