By its extension Manzanillo is the greatest municipality of the state, located 98 km from the city of Colima. It limits on the south-east with the municipality of Armería; on the south with the Pacific Ocean; on the northeast with the municipality of Coquimatlán; on the north with Minatitlán, and on the northeast and the west, with the state of Jalisco.

The municipality is well connected thanks to the roads network; the main road axes are: Colima-Manzanillo, Manzanillo-Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo-Minatitlán, Ramal-Aeropuerto, Cuyutlán-Manzanillo and Libramiento-Colomos-Tapeixtles, that communicates Manzanillo with all the state and the country

The foreign transportation is made by means of multiple national lines. There is rural and urban transportation, as well as taxis, for the interior of the municipality

The Gold Beach International Airport is the most important of the state because of its national and international reach. The port of Manzanillo offers excellent harbor services with export and import characteristics.

Manzanillo is a place to spend a vacation full of contrast, where you can spend your days to the absolute rest, or choose between a great amount of aquatic or terrestrial sports. It is in addition, one of the main ports of México with a great commercial activity in its wharves

By the infrastructure of services and the beauty of its geographic location, surrounded by rock formation and elevations that form small bays and creeks with pleasant beaches, Manzanillo is one of the most important tourist centers of the coast of the Pacific, and today is the most important tourist zone of the State, known as the World-wide Capital of the Sailfish. It unfolds throughout two important bays: Santiago and Manzanillo, divided by the famous Peninsula of Santiago; there you will find a series of blue and clean beaches, with smooth sand, where you will be able to practice all the aquatic sports, like skiing, surfing, sailing, diving and sport fishing. Between the most important beaches are: Salahua, Las Hadas, La Audiencia, Santiago, Playa Azul (Blue Beach), Miramar, Olas Altas (High Waves), Majahua, and Colimilla

Manzanillo is a port of a great reputation in the country. It was a departure point of numerous marine expeditions by the Pacific Ocean, and through it arrived the Nao from China, coming from the Philippines with its valuable eastern product load. Manzanillo was the third port created by the spaniards in the Pacific.

Por su extensión Manzanillo es el municipio más grande del estado, se localiza a 98 Km. de la ciudad de Colima. Limita al sureste con el municipio de Armería; al sur con el Océano Pacífico; al noreste con el municipio de Coquimatlán; al norte con el de Minatitlán, y al noreste y oeste con el estado de Jalisco.

El municipio se encuentra bien comunicado por la red de carreteras; los principales ejes carreteros son: Colima-Manzanillo, Manzanillo-Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo-Minatitlán, Ramal-Aeropuerto, Cuyutlán-Manzanillo y Libramiento-Colomos-Tapeixtles, que comunica a Manzanillo con todo el estado y país.

La transportación foránea se realiza por medio de múltiples líneas nacionales, para el interior del municipio existe transportación rural y urbana así como taxis.

El Aeropuerto Internacional Playa de Oro es el más importante del estado por su alcance nacional e internacional. El puerto de Manzanillo brinda excelentes servicios portuarios con características para exportación e importación.

Descripción

Infraestructura turística de primera y con excelente clima, un recién remodelado malecón del centro, un muelle fiscal y el puerto interior, Aduana.

Cada una de las playas cuenta con:

* Renta de sombrillas de playa

* Teléfono Público.

* Hoteles.

* Renta de jet-ski

* Renta de kayak.

* Paseo en bananas.

* Paseo en lancha.

* Alimentos y Bebidas.

* Tiendas de souvenir.

* Renta de autos.

* Discotecas.

* Bares.

* Centros Comerciales.