Manzanillo

Manzanillo is a bustling port city on the Pacific coast of Mexico, in the state of Colima. It is renowned for its importance as a shipping port and as a hub for fishing, particularly for the sailfish, which has earned it the title of "Sailfish Capital of the World." The city is split into two distinct areas: the resort zone, which is known for its hotels, beaches, and recreational activities, and the downtown area, which offers a more traditional Mexican experience with markets, plazas, and local eateries. Manzanillo's coastline is adorned with golden sandy beaches, and the ocean provides ample opportunities for water sports, including diving, snorkeling, and boating. The city is surrounded by lush hills and plantations, adding to its scenic beauty. Manzanillo also serves as a gateway to other attractions in the region, such as the Colima Volcano and the nearby towns with their own unique charms. Despite its growth and development as a tourist destination, Manzanillo has managed to maintain a laid-back atmosphere and continues to be a place where visitors can experience authentic Mexican culture.