“Dana notre guide nous a perdu durant l'excursion. On est rentré avec Ruben. Dana n'a pas les best practise d'un guide, elle manque de formation. c'est très mauvais pour un guide de perdre ses voyageurs. Elle a besoin de beaucoup plus de formation. Elle n'a jamais compté le nombre de voyageurs que nous étions durant l'excursion, seulement à la montée dans le car. Elle marchait extrêmement vite. De nombreuses personnes n'arrivaient pas à la suivre. Sinon la visite du cimetière le soir est très émouvant. Très touchant. La ballade en barque sur les canaux est sympa, malheureusement les boissons et la nourriture proposées à la vente ne sont pas au…”

“Over 400 participants, very unorganized bus transport where we waited over 45 mins in line to board the bus. We insisted on being in the English speaking tours, but was forced to join a mainly Spanish speaking group making it very difficult to enjoy. Guides did their very best with the complicated logistics but the group of family/kids/couples kept to themselves and was not the fun party vibe that we were looking for. If you’re going to go, go with a large group of your friends or make sure you land with guides who can rally the group.”

“Nothing like described! The guide was a nice person who really tried but the activity had really nothing. The transportation was very unpleasant and the Mixquic had nothing. Just a cemetery, some info about the día de Los muertos festivities, free time to the food vendors (that are everywhere in Mexico City and you don’t need to travel 5 hours round trip to get to them) and that’s it. Overpriced for what it does (not) offer and basically waste of time.”

“Informative and entertaining. Highly recommend. Been on a lot of walking tours - this might have been the best.”

“Lots of great history, architecture and information. Covered lot of history from early Spanish to today’s world.”

“I had a wonderful experience with this tour! The workshop at the house was so authentic and inspiring – I learned so much about the traditions and handicrafts related to the Day of the Dead. The host shared a lot of knowledge in such a warm and engaging way, and it felt like being part of something truly special. If you love culture, art, and the meaning behind Día de los Muertos, this is an experience you should not miss. Simple, authentic, and highly recommended!”

“Is a lovely tradition to experience a bit crowded to exit or enter the cemetery specially later in the evening”

“The guide and included transportation were nice. I’ve done regular Xochimilco and it was better. I expected to see more light displays as pictured in the ad. Also, I could hear/understand the Catrina and I’m bilingual. For the price, I expected so much more. The food was delicious. Overall, pretty disappointing.”

“Carlo and Hector were fantastic tour guides. Very animated and knowledgeable. The masks they brought were fun and the stories they shared very interesting. Really loved the house of tiles and Carlo's knowledge of the art. Hector is incredibly knowledgeable about the Aztecs and the rituals!”

“All excellent! A great experience to know "original" Mexico. A pleasure the guides, super friendly and polite.Auto-translated”

“Fantastic tour! Recommend doing it on your first day to get a lay of the city and the subway and possibly the food. Yaya is super smart and friendly, and the sights you visit are very well chosen a great mixture of insider info only a local would know, and more touristy everyone-should-know-and-see-this-place-when-visiting-MC. Just loved it.”

“I was told that pick up time was 5:30pm then they told me 6:00 they also switched the pick up location twice . Upon arriving to the location the guide wasn’t there , she got there late . They made us wait in the car with no ac , the tour guide her english was horrible ( thats acceptable tho) but her organization skills were very poor . She had to count how many people she had in the van like 3 times . she was unprofessional and never apologized or kept us communicated of what was going on. i took two other tours through viator and the guides were…”

“Amazing experience to learn and understand a portion of the rich Mexican culture and their beliefs. A must do when in Mexico for the day of the dead!”

“It's worth it if you can't visit CDMX in Day of the Dead season. However, if it is the season, it comes out a little. It should also be noted that apart from the home tour, it is also a craft business, so there is a lot of sales.Auto-translated”

“Badly organised, a money grabbing gimmick. We were told to wait in line for a bus, and after waiting 30 mins, got on, and then told to get off the bus to join a different one, which we again had to wait for. We left an hour later than the meeting time. The guide was inexperienced, kept asking her co-guide what to say. There was no sightseeing as was listed in the itinerary. The cemetery we went to was frequented by the 10 large coaches they had operating so wasn't an authentic experience. We spent majority of the tour waiting around for 30 mins at a time. The xochimilco canals…”