Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico ......

Manzanillo is Mexico's largest west-coast port city. A city of about 120,000, Manzanillo has not yet been discovered as a tourist destination to the extent of most other Mexican coastal cities.

See the map below for  Manzanillo's exact west-coast location.

With beaches unrivaled anywhere on this continent, Manzanillo has been touted as the sailfish capital of the world€, made famous by the fishing tournaments held annually in November and February.

With exclusive resorts, some featured on the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous€�, you can be assured the services you require are here to be found.

With a complete infrastructure, including major shopping centers, public transportation, taxis, golf courses, medical care and facilities, auto dealerships, and hundreds of restaurants, Manzanillo city-center is roughly a 20-minute drive from Condo Carlos.

In fact, Condo Carlos is actually located between 2 small Mexican towns — Santiago and Salahua. Turn right off the Peninsula road, and you're in Salahua. Turn left, and in 2 minutes you're in Santiago. Both are wonderful Mexican towns with wonderful experiences galore!

As part of Mexico's Pacific Riviera, you will find exotic tropical vegetation, plantations of coconuts, bananas, limes, mangos and papayas, and the aforementioned “most beautiful beaches in the world€�” in Manzanillo and area. With a year-round average temperature of 27 degrees Celsius (80 degrees Fahrenheit), it is amongst the best climates on the west coast.


 


MANZANILLO:
Why is it Magical?
Susan Dearing

Manzanillo is a magical place. It's been described as mystical and spiritual. According to longtime residents and tourists who return again and again, it's as if an unseen force draws them back to our little spot of Paradise.

It's these  subliminal good vibrations, more than the physical surroundings that make Manzanillo different from Acapulco or Puerto Vallarta. When you arrive in Manzanillo, your heart beats stronger,  healthier. Your stress goes away. People recovering from illness, get better faster and feel energized. Those who feel depressed find new inner strength and power. The weak get stronger. Others, who have physical handicaps, make rapid progress and are able to live better within the limits their disability. There are less physical ailments and less visits to the doctor.

Manzanillo awaits you, with all it’s splendor. On the map below, you will find Manzanillo on the west coast, near the words “Pacific Ocean”.