The downtown Manzanillo (about 20 min. drive from Las Hadas) is a great and safe place to check out. If you have younger kids the main plaza always has some kind of activity for them and their parents to participate.
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The downtown Manzanillo (about 20 min. drive from Las Hadas) is a great and safe place to check out. If you have younger kids the main plaza always has some kind of activity for them and their parents to participate.
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strictly shopping in very small stores for the most part and only a couple of resaurants that we found. Don't waste your time
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El Centro De Manzanillo Has Many Places To Go Eat, Shop, Dance, Etc. Fun Place To Hang Out Before 10 p.m.
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Every time we go to Manzanillo, we go downtown Centro a couple of times. They have fixed up their waterfront and have a huge blue Marlin, quite a few statues, etc there. They have banos which is good. There is a good cruise ship down there. There is the Centro Historical and the Newer Centro. There are numerous stores of...
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Do yourself a favor and visit the market around 8:30 in the moring. The market is about 4 or 5 blocks away from the main square.
You can buy enough shrimp and dorado to feed 6 for less than 200 pesos. We picked up a 1/2 kilo of shrimp (about 2 large fist fulls) some scallops and nice chunk of...
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The Manzanillo city center "Centro" it's nice to visit during the later part of the day when it's not so hot, there are restaurants, a lot of souvenir shops, it's nice to stroll around and take in the scenery.
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dirty!!! nothing really there for travellers to do other than market and see harbour.
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For 6 pesos or .60 cents you can ride the bus into town, just flag one down and enjoy about a 45 minute ride. Had no idea that Manzanillo was a high port zone for ships ( cargo) very interesting.
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You are greeted downtown by the statue of a large sailfish. Within a few blocks of this you will see stores that offer the typical "tourist" stuff. A few blocks more and you get in to the areas where the locals shop. Some unique treasures to be found in a lot of those stores. Also some pretty neat cliff-side homes...
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Mexico's busiest port, home to the Mexican Navy's Pacific naval fleet, and yet downtown Manzanillo (El Centro) has the pleasant atmosphere of a small seaside town and provides a relaxing and interesting way to spend a day that is authentically Mexican. Tourists from the hotel area can take a 6-peso bus ride on an El Centro-marked bus from the "Commercial"...
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