San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, México.
October and early November bring a special kind of magic to Cabo San Lucas, a blend of playful mystery from Halloween and heartfelt remembrance during Day of the Dead. If you’re planning your getaway during this time, you’ll find an unforgettable atmosphere filled with themed nightlife, oceanfront parties, artistic altars, candlelit tributes, and of course, exceptional mixology experiences. At Villa La Valencia, you can celebrate both holidays with unique, handcrafted cocktails inspired by the season, the region, and Mexico’s cultural heritage.

Halloween in Cabo is lively and full of color. The streets and beach clubs come alive with costumes, music, and dazzling decorations. It’s a time when travelers and locals come together to enjoy the warm nights, ocean breezes, and festive energy. Things to do in Cabo during Halloween range from costume contests to themed dinner parties and sunset celebrations along the Sea of Cortez.
One highlight of the season is discovering the creative side of cocktails in Cabo Mexico. Mixologists embrace seasonal ingredients and dramatic presentations—making every drink feel like a moment to remember.
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Día de Muertos is a deeply meaningful celebration throughout Mexico, including in Cabo. Unlike Halloween, which focuses on costumes and playful scares, Day of the Dead is about honoring loved ones who have passed. Throughout the region, you’ll find colorful altars decorated with candles, sugar skulls, marigold petals, photographs, and traditional foods. Local restaurants showcase Mexican cocktails and dishes highlighting native flavors, symbolizing the connection between memory and celebration.
This year, Villa La Valencia presents two signature cocktails to mark the season, each inspired by the emotions and colors of Halloween and Day of the Dead.

Mysterious, bold, and visually striking, The Black Margarita puts a seasonal twist on a classic favorite. It's dramatic, charcoal-black color contrasts beautifully with the coastal sunset, perfect for sipping on a terrace overlooking the sea.
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This cocktail is a tribute to ancestry and tradition. The pairing of mezcal, tequila, and Damiana, an herb native to Baja, creates a sensory experience that honors memory and cultural roots. The passion fruit and grapefruit juices add a bright, lively sweetness, while the touch of black sambuca brings depth and spirit.
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Whether you’re drawn to the excitement of Halloween or the heartfelt beauty of Day of the Dead, Villa La Valencia offers an unforgettable escape where culture, flavor, and oceanfront luxury meet.
Book your stay and raise a glass to the season. Contact us at: 1 877 205 7082
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