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m1nkey Says: There are actually two dormant volcanos near Colima. If you want to see them take a tour. We didnt and we spent several hours trying to find the road and never did. we got close but we were on the wrong side and couldnt get to the entry. And the mount roads kept getting...
Volcanic explosions: VOLCAN de FUEGO
CONSULTOR Says: It is great fun and very exciting to see and hear the Vocan de Fuego blow steam, ash & lava. The vibrations from the explosions can rattle the glasses on our patio table while we watch and wonder. This volcan is active every day and is the most active in Mexico.
Pyramids of La Campana in Colima,Colima,Mexico
CONSULTOR Says: These pyramids are the most ancient of the Colima area and are Capacha which are of the same age as the Olmec cultures on the Gulf of Mexico. These are not massive pyramids as are the ones at Teotihuacan near Mexico City. Still a must see.
/Hotel Ceballos/Best western: In the heart of the city
m1nkey Says: We didnt actually stay here, but we ate there twice and it looks very nice. It has free parking which is a real plus in Mexico. And it was convienent to many other places of interest.
COMALA ANTIGUA: The arrachara & pollo en mole verde: fantastico
CONSULTOR Says: This building, built on the edge overlooking the Comala River & the upper bridge is on three levels. The building is about 150 yrs old and the ambiance is charming. Three meals I subscribe to: ARRACHARA, POLLO EN MOLE VERDE & CAMARONES A LA DIABLA. If you can beat these...
MI RANCHITO: steaks you can cut with a fork
CONSULTOR Says: This is a very lovely restaraunt which is walking distance from some fine hotels. The food is of course Mexican, but is Regional and I feel that the types of meats offered is unreal. Arrachara en Fajitas. If you haven't tried it, I can't describe it. Just fantastic.
CONSULTOR Says: This lovely area; Canyon de Herdivero is down and out of the way on the river that boarders the States of Colima & Michoacan. The water originates up stream from the little cafeteria out of a natural hot spring. Getting to this place requires good tires & a high riding...
CONSULTOR Says: This little village is called TECUANILLO and is on the south beaches south of Manzanillo. To get there, you have to go thru the town of Tecoman on hi-way Mex 200 to hi-way Col 89 & on down till you hit the beach at PLAYA DE TECUANILLO. Now.....this is also a fantastic place...
CONSULTOR Says: Three places that I think are must see: The area/restaraunt at TAMPUMACHAY, the incredible museum in NOGERAS, which is an old Hacienda and the wonderful, fun BOTENEROS of Comala. This is where the food and music (Mariachis) are free and the drinks are reasonable. Great fun!...
Plan a Colima vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Colima locals
We didnt actually stay here, but we ate there twice and it looks very nice. It has free parking which is a real plus in Mexico. And it was convienent to many...
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Q: I am planing a trip to Colima in January and was wondering what is the best way to experience the volcano? Are there guided tours...
A: I DON'T THINK YOU GO NEAR THE VOLCANO AS IT'S TOO DANGEROUS FOR IT BUT I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT YOU CAN CLIMB THE EXTINCT NEARBY NEVADO DE COLIMA FOR A GOOD VIEW OF IT.
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COMALA, SUCHITLAN,COLIMA,MEXICO
For those of you who haven't had the opportunity, you should try this lovely,clean and friendly state & city of same name. The people are some of the most congenial people in all of Mexico. I suppose...
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We have stopped a couple times in Colima while travelling. This is a clean little city next to the interstate. And it is near the volcano Colima and on the way to the beach of Manzanillo. We havent......
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Colima, the small Mexican State
Colima is one of the smallest states of Mexico and has one of the region's most active volcanos. On a drive from Guadelajara and Mazitlan, we stopped and enjoyed the smoke rising from its cone. Many...
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