Mexico City Xochimilco Boat Party with El Grito at Zocalo
One night. One roar. One story you’ll tell forever. Glide through Xochimilco at golden hour—paper banners above, mariachis up close, antojitos and clinks of tequila as the canals glow. It’s the warm-up your feed will love and your friends will envy—confetti-in-your-face guaranteed.
Then we move—hosted, single-file—into the heart of Mexico City. Flags everywhere, foam and laughter in the streets, the Zócalo lighting up ahead. You hold your spot as the clock nears eleven. The square hushes—then explodes. Fireworks. Drums. El Grito. You’re not watching a tradition—you’re inside it.
Seats are limited (14 per boat) and Sept 15 happens once. Skip the FOMO. Be in the photo, not watching it.
Then we move—hosted, single-file—into the heart of Mexico City. Flags everywhere, foam and laughter in the streets, the Zócalo lighting up ahead. You hold your spot as the clock nears eleven. The square hushes—then explodes. Fireworks. Drums. El Grito. You’re not watching a tradition—you’re inside it.
Seats are limited (14 per boat) and Sept 15 happens once. Skip the FOMO. Be in the photo, not watching it.