Cabo
Oct 30th - Nov 4th
6 Days 1 Country 3 Destinations
🛫 START: Cabo San Lucas 🛬 END: Cabo San Lucas
🚐 Private Ground Transport 👯♀️ MAX 14 WOMEN
🏨 5 NIGHTS AT BREATHLESS CABO SAN LUCAS RESORT & SPA
Spend Halloween and Día de los Muertos in Cabo San Lucas with a community of women ready to celebrate, connect, and explore. This 6-day escape blends seaside leisure, cultural immersion, and Baja’s natural beauty. From private boat days and snorkeling to a Día de los Muertos celebration in San José del Cabo, hot springs, and a visit to Todos Santos, this journey offers a perfect balance of fun, reflection, and discovery.
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🏨 5 nights at Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa
🍽 Daily meals as listed in the itinerary
🚐 Round-trip private airport transfers in Cabo
🛥️ Private boat day with snorkeling gear
🎃 Halloween festivities
💀 Día de Muertos cultural experience in San José del Cabo
♨️ Hot springs and river day excursion
🌵 Full-day visit to Todos Santos with private mezcal tasting
👩🏫 Local guides and curated experiences
💰 Tips for guides
🤝 TDJ Trip Facilitator (Dandie) -
✈️ International flights to/from Cabo
🍸 Alcoholic beverages outside listed meals
🧳 Personal expenses, souvenirs, or spa services
💵 Additional tips for hotel staff (optional)
🌎 Travel insurance (required)
🚭 This is a non-smoking trip
Destination Highlights
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Dia de los Muertos
Every November, Mexico bursts into color and light as families gather to honor the lives of those who came before them. Streets fill with marigolds and music, altars bloom with photos, candles, and favorite foods, and the veil between past and present feels thin enough to touch.
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![A rusted sign of Cabo over a collaged beach backdrop]()
Todos Santos
Designated a Pueblo Mágico, Todos Santos blends Baja’s desert landscapes with bohemian charm. From art-filled streets to a private mezcal tasting, this town offers a perfect closing chapter to the journey.
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Cabo San Lucas
A lively seaside hub where the marina meets desert cliffs. You’ll enjoy a balance of vibrant nightlife, resort comfort, and ocean adventures including snorkeling and private boat excursions.
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San José del Cabo
Known for its charming historic center and artistic soul, this town comes alive during Día de Muertos. You’ll step into a cultural celebration filled with color, music, and tradition.
Days 1 - 2
Cabo San Lucas
Arrive in Cabo San Lucas and settle into the resort. Take time to wander the marina and enjoy your welcome dinner together. The next day, head out on a private boat adventure with snorkeling stops and coastal views, followed by festive Halloween celebrations in the evening.
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Gather with your group at Breathless Cabo and enjoy a relaxed evening near the marina.
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Spend the day on the water, exploring hidden coves and swimming in the Sea of Cortez.
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Celebrate with your group in Cabo San Lucas’ lively atmosphere.
Excursions & Experiences Included:
Days 3-4
San José del Cabo
Venture inland for cultural and natural experiences. Begin with a guided visit to San José del Cabo, where Día de los Muertos comes to life in vibrant traditions. The following day, enjoy a restorative journey to the region’s hot springs and rivers.
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Join locals in San José del Cabo for an evening of altars, music, and cultural storytelling.
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Relax in natural pools and hike through Baja’s rugged landscapes.
Excursions & Experiences Included:
Days 5 - 6
Todos Santos
Spend your final full day in Todos Santos, a Pueblo Mágico known for its art scene and desert-meets-ocean charm. Share a private mezcal tasting and farewell dinner before an easy departure the next morning.
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Walk the colorful streets, visit artisan shops, and enjoy a leisurely lunch.
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Toast to new friendships and Baja memories.
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Private transfers to the airport for your flight home.
Excursions & Experiences Included:
READY TO JOIN US?
Find Your Perfect Trip
IS THIS TRIP FOR YOU?
This journey is designed for women who want to pair celebration with cultural discovery, and who are ready to share laughter, connection, and Baja’s beauty with like-minded travelers.
You are:
Excited to celebrate Halloween and Día de Muertos in a vibrant, authentic setting
Comfortable with a mix of leisure, cultural immersion, and light outdoor activity
Open to trying new flavors, from mezcal tastings to regional cuisine
Looking to connect with a community of women in your second act
A LITTLE MORE INFO…
Expect warm, sunny days with cooler evenings; pack light layers and sun protection.
Some excursions include walking on uneven ground and light hikes; sturdy shoes are recommended.
Boat and water activities are included; comfort with being on the water is helpful.
This trip includes both cultural celebrations and outdoor excursions—flexibility and curiosity will enhance the experience.
START YOUR JOURNEY
Ready to start your journey? You have three options:
Reserve Your Spot: Hold your place for 30 days without any deposit. This gives you time to arrange your deposit.
Deposit Now: If you're ready to book but cannot pay the full amount, you can make a deposit today.
Full Payment: If you’re ready to commit completely, you can book your trip in full right now.
NEED MORE INFORMATION? Schedule a call with us to get to know more about The Dandelion Journals, our trips or go over any questions you may have.
FAQS
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Our trips are designed for women of all ages who are passionate about travel, adventure, and cultural immersion.
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Absolutely. Many women join our journeys solo and end up forming deep, lasting friendships. The environment is warm, inclusive, and designed for connection.
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Yes! We’ll assign you a roommate or you can request to share with someone you’ve met through our pre-trip calls.
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A recommended packing list will be provided, but prepare for warm weather. Pack comfortable sneakers, sandals, lightweight clothing, dresses, shorts, swimsuits, sunscreen, and hats. Bring some fun costumes for the festivities.
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Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended. We will provide recommended options upon booking.
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We accommodate dietary needs and restrictions. Please inform us of your preferences when booking.
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Not at all! While we highly recommend joining to make the most of the experience, you're free to opt out of any activity to enjoy some downtime.
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The official language is Spanish. However, English is commonly spoken in major cities, hotels, and tourist destinations.
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Cabo San Lucas offers a diverse culinary scene with a focus on fresh seafood and traditional Mexican cuisine. Expect to find delicious Baja-style fish tacos, seafood tostadas, and unique dishes like chocolate clams. Don’t miss out on classic Mexican fare such as tamales, birria, and elote (Mexican street corn).
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US citizens do not need a visa to enter Mexico for tourism, business, or short visits of up to 180 days. They do, however, need to obtain a Mexico Tourist Card (FMM). This card is a simple travel document required by Mexican authorities for stays up to 180 days.
