Manzanillo, Mexico: Vacations and travel info

Description

Manzanillo has experienced rapid growth over the past few years, significantly expanding its business potential. The tourism infrastructure has also experienced growth and development and earned a reputation for being of a high quality, both nationally and internationally. Geographically, Manzanillo can be divided into two zones; the downtown area and the commercial port area. Thanks to its wonderful natural harbor and rail connections, to the Mexican interior, it is Mexico's "gateway" for trading with the Pacific Rim. Manzanillo's Historic City Center welcomes you with a magnificent sculpture of a sailfish, standing proud in the esplanade at the end of the boardwalk.

In contrast, a few miles up the coastline one enters Manzanillo's luxurious and beautiful resort zone. The coastal highway that links the two bays (Manzanillo and Santiago) is lined with fine dining restaurants, great shops, boutiques and lively nightspots. Come and get to know this paradise, a port town where good times can be had all day and all night, and there really is something for everyone.

The main tourist attractions are the fantastic beaches which are ideal for water sports. Manzanillo, the Sailfish Capital of the World, is an exciting port city that also has excellent golf courses, top-notch hotels and a limitless number of tourist attractions. Come and experience it all!

Beaches

Manzanillo's miles of untouched coastline stretches between two main bays Santiago and Manzanillo, offering pristine unpopulated beaches that are widely considered the most beautiful on the western coast of Mexico. Whatever type of beach a visitor is looking for, from gentle waters perfect for children to exciting surf action, they'll find it in Manzanillo. Salahua, Las Hadas, Miramar, La Boquita, La Audiencia and Santiago are some of the pristine beaches waiting to be enjoyed on your Manzanillo vacations.