Manzanillo, Mexico
Manzanillo refers to both the city name and its surrounding municipality in the Mexican state of Colima and is located on the Pacific Ocean.
Manzanillo’s black, white and gold beaches are popular for relaxing and sports such as snorkelling and kayaking. Playa Las Brisas and Playa Miramar are two popular beaches here.
La Audiencia is a stylish enclave of million dollar real estate – hillside villas, hotels, condos and timeshares located on a narrow peninsula that separates the Bay of Santiago from the Bay of Manzanillo.
There’s an abundance of fish such as sailfish and blue marlin just minutes away from shore making deep sea fishing a favorite pastime.
The disabled cruiser visiting Manzanillo
Where You’re Docked
Cruise ships dock at the cruise terminal located adjacent to the commercial port.
Local shuttles from the pier into town are usually available. Blue taxis queue just inside the marine terminal’s security gate. Ensure you set a price before setting off.
There is a waterfront pavement which connects the port to the town plaza, walking it takes around 30 minutes and passes by a popular local beach.
Good to Know
Heavy traffic
Getting Around
On foot:
By car:
By bus:
Currency & Best Way to Get Money
The official currency is the Peso.
Language
The official language in Manzanillo
Shopping
You’ll find beachwear, pottery, baskets etc in souvenir shops adjoining the waterfront town plaza. The Miramar Flea Market at Miramar Beach also have a lot of souvenir stands. There are two shopping centers here; Plaza Manzanillo and Salagua, on Boulevard Miguel de la Madrid.
Fresh seafood, fish and Mexican dishes can all be found on menus
Points of Interest
- Manzanillo – a seven-
Manzanillo Accessible Excursions
Whether your cruise ship stops in
Manzanillo Accessible Guided Tour
This 4 hour accessible
