Manzanillo Attractions
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How to get there
From Mexico City by air in about one hour; by rail via Guadalajara (12 hours) to Manzanillo (8 hours; however, there is no direct connection in Guadalajara, so there is a waiting time); by bus in about 19 hours; by car about 940km/580mi via Guadalajara and about 840km/520mi via Morelia ad Zamora.
Manzanillo lies on a peninsula at the southern end of two curving bays, the Bahía de Santiago and Bahía de Manzanillo, surrounded by luxuriant jungle and by banana and coconut plantations. It is an important Pacific port, but has also developed into a popular holiday resort in recent years, thanks to its extensive beaches and the excellent deep-sea fishing.
From Mexico City by air in about one hour; by rail via Guadalajara (12 hours) to Manzanillo (8 hours; however, there is no direct connection in Guadalajara, so there is a waiting time); by bus in about 19 hours; by car about 940km/580mi via Guadalajara and about 840km/520mi via Morelia ad Zamora.
Manzanillo lies on a peninsula at the southern end of two curving bays, the Bahía de Santiago and Bahía de Manzanillo, surrounded by luxuriant jungle and by banana and coconut plantations. It is an important Pacific port, but has also developed into a popular holiday resort in recent years, thanks to its extensive beaches and the excellent deep-sea fishing.