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Pro
Plenty of Fun under the sun
Con
sand very hot
In a nutshell
A place to relax
penumbra Says: Manzanillo has two large bays separated by the peninsula of Santiago. Both Manzanillo bay, closest to downtown Manzanillo, and Santiago bay have sandy beaches stretching along the entire front of the bay. The beaches at Manzanillo bay drop off into the ocean more quickly...
pencho15 Says: Like I have said, apparto from the beaches there is not much to do in Manzanillo, as some tourists do we decided to spend a morning visiting the city to know something else beside the sea. As it usually happens in touristic plaves the taxi driver tried to be helpful and gave...
pencho15 Says: Appart from the beaches Manzanillo also has a lot of viewpoints, I have lost the information I gathered before my trip so I'm not certain about the number, but I think there are at least ten to choose from. I visited the one in the Santiago penisula, very close to my hotel....
pencho15 Says: If you travel to Manzanillo it's for sure that your main, if not your only, interest is swimming and relaxing in the mexican beaches, the sea is also the major attraction in the city.Manzanillo's geography is shaped by two bays, Manzanillo's bay and Santiago's bay, the city...
Watch the Sunset from the beaches of Ventanas
Prinsalsita Says: Go appreciate a beautiful Sunset in Miramaryou can enjoy the walk in the beach, have drinks in one of the small restaurants, etcAprecia la puesta del Sol en Miramarpuedes caminar en la playa, tomarte unas bebidas en uno de los restaurancitos, etc
Las Hadas Golf Resort & Marina
5 Reviews and 227 Opinions warm water, clean sand, great hotel.
1 Review and 13 Opinions Hotels in Manzanillo seem to be clustered downtown, along the beach or on the peninsula. I was glad...
Cafe Colima Bay (Carlos O'Briens): Party Central!!!
maranasca Says: Delicious and tasty food! Although the setting makes you feel like you are in a giant pinata the food is suprisingly wonderful and if you get there early you can sit on the teraza and enjoy the cool sea breeze! I had queso fundido con champinones...my dad had a yummy red...
No name, we bought it on the seafood market!: FRESH, DELICIOUS AND CHEAP LOBSTER!
Ainda Says: As I mentioned it before, it wasnt a restaurant what I visited, but I have to mention that the seafood in this place is awsome! It´s so fresh and the taste of it is from another world! Lobster and Shrimp
penumbra Says: The beaches in Manzanillo are beautiful and surprisingly devoid of people. I chose to stay in a hotel along the beach but wanted to visit the downtown area. Fortunately, as with most of the Mexican coastal cities, Manzanillo has a main drag that parallels the ocean and local...
Manzanillo – Zihuatanejo Intercity
penumbra Says: Researching intercity buses between Manzanillo and Zihuatanejo didn't turn up very many options. Lots of buses travel to Guadalajara or to Puerto Vallarta, but down the coastal highway there's only one bus company (Elite) and they offer the service three times a day (6:30...
pencho15 Says: Manzanillo's airport has just one runway and is connecetd to various mexican cities and a few in United States, it is very close to the pacific ocean so when you are landing you'll get a nice view of the sea, the beach and the forest surrounding it. It is quite small and...
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Downtown Manzanillo is laid out in a grid making it easy to shop and explore. Near the center of the downtown area is a large building taking up the entire block and housing a produce market.
Written Aug 21, 2008
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Manzanillo has adopted the swordfish as the symbol for the city. You’ll see swordfish in restaurants, stylized on the side on taxi cabs and a huge statue at the waterfront near downtown.
Written Aug 21, 2008
cjg1 Says: Slap on the SUn Block for sure when you are here. The sun is strong and you can easily burn. We always travel with plenty of sunblock since I am extremely white and Liz has a family history of melanoma.
penumbra Says: Manzanillo was my favorite Mexican city during this vacation. The one detractor was the belching smoke from the power plant stacks downtown. Fortunately, the wind was predominately from the ocean inland and I was staying at a hotel far up the beach from downtown. The smoke...
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While you are sitting, relaxing on the beach there will be many vendors who will try to sell you stuff. It is unavoidable unfortunately. If you really aren't interested in what they have to sell then make sure you tell them before they start pulling out samples for you to try!
Written Mar 13, 2003
Luggage and bags: We decided to take a small suitcase eventhough this was long weekend trip.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: SInce it was a hot time of year and we planned to relax at the pool and the beach we brought liht weight; warm weather clothes. I packed several pairs of shorts, light shirts, tees, swim trunks, flips, a pair of shoes and some evening attire for dinner.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: The usual: contacts, contact solution, shampoo, hair gel, tooth paste & brush, deodorant, hair brush, lotion, cologne and my glassses.
Photo Equipment: Digital camera and video camera. Battery charger and memory card reader.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Swim trunks, flips, beach hat
Miscellaneous: Sun block
Written Nov 10, 2009
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Visit the Turtle reservoir and where the baby turtles are released.
visiten el criadero de tortugas marinas y donde los bebes tortugas son soltados
It was a nice experience
es una experiencia muy bonita
Written Apr 16, 2004
penumbra Says: Pelicans seem to be quite common in Manzanillo especially around the downtown harbor with the fishing boats.
pencho15 Says: During our stay at Manzanillo every night we heard a strange sound, and we didn't have a clue about what it could be, it didn't sound like anything we heard before like a cricket or a bird.One night I was heading to my room trought the already deserted corridors when I saw...
maranasca Says: Manzanillo offers picture taking moments at every turn. Due to the cliff setting, the beach always looks worth diving into and the humidity makes you you want to lay on the sand with a margartita in hand!
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Manzanillo is a little port where you can find a good place to relax in the beach, near there in Santiago town there are a lot of hotels and big resorts where you can spend some days in its beautyfull...
I've been here twice and loved it. Hot,sunny all the time - diving good, but not great _ vis & water temp not quite perfect, but lots to see.
Before the spanish colonization not much happened at Manzanillo, the place was unhabited by several groups of indians from wich not much is known, their cities and tombs, as far as I know, have not......
Manzanillo is five and half hour south of Puerto Vallarta but has fewer tourist and nicer beaches.
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