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Dia de Los Muertos in San Antonio
40's - 50's and 60-plus Singles Vacation

October 22 - October 26, 2026
$1,425*
Once a frontier settlement in the Wild West, San Antonio is now famous for the Alamo, Missions and the River Walk. Visit historical sites and museums ride the hop-on hop-off Double Decker Bus and stroll the scenic River Walk’s shaded pathways connecting hundreds of shops, restaurants and attractions.
The Day of the Dead, known in Spanish as Día de los Muertos, is a cultural celebration that both commemorates the deceased and affirms the value of life. Originating in Mexico over 3,000 years ago and now recognized globally, the holiday extends from late October into early November. Its observances include decorated altars, traditional foods, symbolic artwork, and rituals that preserve the connection between the living and the dead, with practices as diverse as the communities that celebrate them.

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San Antonio Holiday Weekend Itinerary

hyatt place San AntonioVacation Day 1 : Wednesday - Arrive San Antonio, Texas
Arrive at the San Antonio airport and transfer to the group’s hotel, the Hyatt Place San Antonio/Riverwalk. After checking in at the hotel, conveniently located along the lively River Walk with its many restaurants, shops, and attractions, take some time to relax before the evening’s meet and greet. Later, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the River Walk, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, before gathering for dinner at one of the local restaurants.

 

Vacation Day 2: Thursday - San Antonio River Cruise - Buckhorn Museum - Hop On Hop off trolley -  Alamo - Market Square - Welcome Dinner
San Antonio river cruise ChristmasAfter breakfast, experience the delightful river cruise, a unique way to explore the San Antonio River Walk.  The colorful, eco-friendly electric riverboats provide narrated tours, allowing guests to enjoy the rich history and vibrant culture of the area while taking in the beautiful scenery.  Afterwards, have lunch at the famous Buckhorn Saloon where history was made and legend lives. It is where Teddy Roosevelt recruited Rough Riders and Pancho Villa is rumored to have planned the Mexican Revolution. Many of the original furnishings still grace the Saloon, including the back-bar which was hand-crafted of marble and cherry wood. Spend the next hour aboard the Hop On Hop off trolleyHop On/Hop Off Trolley, with 12 stops, returning to the Alamo for time to explore the historic mission.  Established in 1718 as Mission San Antonio de Valero, it is best known as the site of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo.  The Church, or "Shrine", has become the most recognizable structure in Texas.  Some traces from the battle still exist but changes to the structure reflect it's later role as a U.S. Army Quartermaster Depot warehouse and eventually a memorial to the Alamo defenders. A short distance away, enjoy the sights and flavors of old Mexico at Historic Market Square, a favorite of locals and tourists for generations. Pick up a few momentos before returning to the hotel for a short rest before our Welcome Dinner


Vacation Day 3: Full day at Hemisfair for Muertos Fest
Día de los MuertosSan Antonio proudly celebrates one of its most meaningful cultural traditions with Muertos Fest, returning to Hemisfair Park for its 14th year. This beloved festival is dedicated to honoring loved ones who have passed, while embracing the joy of life. It has gained national recognition—National Geographic named it one of America’s Top 7 Fall Festivals. Over the course of three days, Muertos Fest transforms Hemisfair into a vibrant gathering filled with tradition, art and entertainment. More than 80 beautifully designed community altars create powerful spaces of remembrance, while five stages showcase live music and performances that highlight the diversity of San Antonio’s cultural heritage. Día de los Muertos San Antonio2Visitors can browse a lively art market featuring local artisans, take part in creative workshops or enjoy unique events such as the colorful dance, drum, and puppet procession and live poetry readings. This family-friendly event blends ancient traditions with modern creativity, drawing thousands of people each year. With delicious local food and beverage vendors on-site, Muertos Fest offers not only a chance to honor the past but also to celebrate community, culture and the enduring connections between the living and the departed.

 

Vacation Day 4: Texas Hill Country Full-Day Tour  - Farewell Dinner
Lyndon B. Johnson sites2

Embark on a memorable journey through the scenic landscapes and charming small towns of Texas Hill Country with this full-day tour from San Antonio. Known for its rolling orchards, rugged beauty, and rich cultural heritage, the Hill Country offers visitors a true taste of Texas history and tradition. Your day begins with a visit to the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, where you’ll explore the life and legacy of the 36th President of the United States. Step back in time as you tour the former President’s boyhood home and stroll through the peaceful grounds of the LBJ Ranch. A highlight of the visit is the “Texas White House,” the President’s private retreat where he hosted dignitaries and made pivotal decisions during his time in office.

Lyndon B. Johnson siteNext, discover the musical spirit of Texas in the legendary town of Luckenbach, a place made famous by country music legends and known for its laid-back charm. After a day filled with history, culture, and local experiences, sit back and enjoy the ride back to San Antonio. This full-day tour offers a perfect balance of education and leisure, providing an authentic glimpse into the heritage, landscapes, and traditions that make Texas Hill Country such a unique destination. Tonight we will take our last walk along the River to one of the many local restaurants for our Farewell Dinner.

 

Day 5 - Sunday:  Depart San Antonio, TX
Time to say goodbye to our amazing Dia de Los Muertos in San Antonio as another singles vacation comes to an end. Make your way to the airport according to your flight schedule. Have a safe flight home!

Dia de Los Muertos in San Antonio

                  Dia de Los Muertos in San Antonio

Date: October 22 - October 26, 2026

Price: $1,425


Singles Weekend Includes

* 4-Night Accommodations
* Breakfast Daily - 1 Lunch - 2 Dinners
* Dedicated Group Leader

* Guided Tours, Activities and Admissions per itinerary
* All Taxes and Surcharges

*The price per person is for a double room. Free roommate matching is available  on all our vacations, so there is never a need to pay a "single supplement". If you wish to room alone it is an additional $475

Not Included

* Air Flights
* Travel insurance
* Gratuities

Deposit $300
Final Due August 27, 2026

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