What to Do in Manzanillo, Mexico?
Overview The city of Manzanillo, in the Mexican state of Colima, sits on the Pacific Ocean and is one of the country’s busiest port cities. Referred to as the “Sailfish Capital of the World,” Manzanillo holds fishing tournaments in November and February and offers deep-sea fishing opportunities for visitors. Its port, the largest on the Mexico’s west coast, accommodates ships that are more than 30,000 tons. Manzanillo serves as a port of call for international cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean. Beach and Ocean Manzanillo consists of white, sandy beaches and two 5-mile-long bays divided by the Peninsula of Santiago–the bay of Santiago and the Bay of Manzanillo. Beach activities include horseback riding, swimming snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming, boogie boarding and deep-sea fishing. Vendors along the coast provide umbrellas, hammocks and toys. Ocean Pacific Adventures customizes deep-sea fishing expeditions for sailfish, marlin and tuna. Expeditions include licenses and permits
