Día de Muertos Dining
Day of the Dead Experiences
Experience something unforgettable with a spending credit designed to elevate your stay.
- Valid for Selected Dates Between Oct 8 2026 – Dec 31 2027
Offers are subject to availability at time of booking. Blackout dates and other restrictions may apply. - minimum stay: 3 nights
included
- With stays in a guest room: USD 100 spending credit per stay
- With stays in a suite or villa: USD 250 spending credit per stay
- With stays in a Four-Bedroom Ocean-View House with Pool or Six-Bedroom Beach House with Pool: USD 500 spending credit per stay
A Quieter Día de Muertos
Mexico’s best-known Día de Muertos celebrations are city-scale: parades, crowds, cemeteries lit until dawn. The Costalegre offers the other version. Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo sits within a 3,000-acre private reserve where copal is gathered from the trees that scent the ofrenda, and marigolds are cut the morning they are placed. Three unhurried days: candlelit altars above Majahua Beach, Temazcal at first light and Latin American cooking at Coyul.
Key Services & Amenities
Caramelo Kids Club
Caramelo, our Kids For All Seasons program, invites children ages 5 to 12 to enjoy imaginative summer family activities inspired by nature. From scavenger hunts to crafts and beach excursions, each experience makes the most of the beach and the reserve.
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Golf
Designed by renowned golf architect David Fleming, El Tamarindo Golf Course features 18 holes of links-style golf set along rugged Pacific coastline. The 6,682-yard (6,110-metre) par-72 course presents challenges at each hole, making it one of the best golf destinations in Mexico.
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Spa
Experience transformative renewal at The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, where alchemy guides every treatment in tranquil cabins among lush greenery.
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Tennis & Pickleball
Elevate your racquet game against the backdrop of the Pacific coastline. Whether you’re looking to enjoy open play or perfect your skills with personalized lessons for all ages, enjoy our state-of-the-art tennis, padel and pickleball facilities.
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Offering breathtaking, unobstructed views over the ocean and the nature reserve, these one-bedroom suites are secluded within our cliffside enclave for total privacy. Enjoy spacious luxury in three distinct spaces: the living area, bedroom and bathroom. Every single suite features its own 13-metre (43-foot) infinity swimming pool, a hammock and an outdoor shower.
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Mexico’s Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) takes place from Saturday, October 31, to Monday, November 2, honouring loved ones with altars (ofrendas), marigolds, candles and favourite foods. At Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, you can experience three days of immsersive celebrations, along wtih special programming throughout October and November that celebrates the richness of Mexican culture and tradition.
Mexico’s Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) is a vibrant, multi-day celebration honouring loved ones who have passed. Blending ancient Indigenous rituals with Catholic traditions, it takes place from October 31 to November 2, featuring altars (ofrendas), marigolds, candles and favourite foods to welcome spirits home.
A Day of the Dead altar honours the four elements: water, earth, wind and fire. Water, traditional sweet bread (pan de muerto), colourful paper banners (papel picado) and candles each represent one of these elements, while marigolds and copal incense help guide loved ones home. Guests are invited to add a photograph to our altar in remembrance of someone special.
Pan de muerto is a traditional orange-scented sweet bread baked exclusively for Día de Muertos. Topped with a signature cross of dough shaped like bones and a dusting of sugar, it is traditionally placed on the ofrenda and enjoyed with hot chocolate. It is available at Coyul throughout the three-day celebration.
The Costalegre offers a quiet, intimate Día de Muertos experience on Mexico’s Pacific coast. Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo hosts altars, copal rituals, artisan workshops, a Day of the Dead procession and live music, and offers authentic Mexican cuisine inside a 3,000-acre private reserve on the Pacific.
Yes. Day of the Dead is a vibrant family celebration centred on remembrance and tradition. Children can create colourful paper banners, paint alebrijes, arrange marigolds and join the beach bonfire. The experience is rooted in culture, creativity and connection.
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