Roswell Holidays

Step into Alien Zone's quirky world where you can pose with extraterrestrials in humorous scenarios like alien barbecues. Capture unforgettable photos in this Roswell attraction that brings UFO lore to life.

The International UFO Museum showcases the famous 1947 Roswell Incident through documents, photographs, and artefacts. Engage with knowledgeable staff who bring the mysterious extraterrestrial encounters to life.

Explore the Southwest's artistic heritage and Goddard's rocket workshop at this cultural gem. Immerse yourself in Georgia O'Keeffe's works, then enjoy a celestial show at the on-site planetarium.

New Mexico's first state park features nine striking sinkholes with deep blue waters against red limestone cliffs. Swim in Lea Lake's sandy beach or hike scenic trails for wildlife viewing and geological wonders.

Take a campus tour or just explore the area of New Mexico Military Institute during your trip to Roswell. While in this family-friendly area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.

This free-admission zoo showcases native wildlife and exotic animals in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Enjoy the antique carousel and miniature train rides after exploring the well-maintained grounds.

This desert-plains crossroads creates a haven for migratory birds, hosting thousands of sandhill cranes and snow geese each fall. Witness one of North America's most diverse dragonfly populations.

Housed in the 1912 James Phelps White House, this Prairie-style museum preserves Southeast New Mexico's rich history. Explore rooms of regional artefacts and an archive of historical photographs and documents.