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Semana Santa 2010 - Easter Week - March 31 - April 4th, 2010

Click here for more info on these great places to spend Semana Santa: San Blas, Guayabitos, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan

Semana santa is, along with the Christmas season, the most important Catholic holiday in Mexico. Throughout the country there are solemn but colorful parades, Mass, and often fireworks. Especially well-known for their elaborate or unusual ceremonies the week preceding Easter (especially Thursday, Friday and Saturday) are Oaxaca, Oaxaca; Taxco, Guerrero; San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato; and San Luis Potosi, SLP, but there are elaborate processions and other events in myriad cities and towns all over the country. Easter Sunday itself there are few if any activities, it’s a day to spend in church and with family and friends.

Semana Santa is also a time when half of Mexico flocks to the beaches---a Mexican spring break. Be sure if you want to travel during this time of year to make hotel reservations as far in advance as possible.


Last supper in the sand.

Expect crowds at the beaches.


Semana Santa 2010 - March 31st thru April 4th


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