Things to see by bus-day trips

I am registered by error on the Colima site but actually staying in Barra. Find it hard to get information and would like to make some day trips to see some interesting spots . Been to Melaque, LaManzanella, Manzanillo.Other suggestions.?

All depends on what you like.
Have you talked to Nan?
Been to Colimilla?
You could try Colima, Comala [have to overnight].
La Huerta? Autlan?
A couple of days in Guadalajara?
Hvae you researched Gomanazanillo DiscoverManzanillo?
Thought about Cuyultan, the turtle sanctuary and mangrove trip?

Just to wet your taste buds!

Howard Platt, Manzanillo
hplattbc@gmail.com

Hi,

Come to Colima and I would pick you up at the bus station have you on tour all day or half day and drop you back at the Colima bus station

Here are some samples on what to do:

Volcano Tours
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Colima FIRE volcano tour (full day 6 hours aprox)
Colima fire volcano with full explanation history-facts and hazards as close as 4 miles from the crater,birdwatching, volcano caldera, coffee plantation, coffee factory with coffee tasteting, indigenous maskmaker, magic zone, lunch at a traditional mexican restaurant, Comala magical town & Nogueras Museum. Cost per person $600 pesos = $46 Usd

Colima FIRE volcano tour (half day 3.5 hours aprox)
Colima fire volcano with full explanation history-facts and hazards as close as 4 miles from the crater,birdwatching, volcano caldera, coffee plantation, coffee factory with coffee tasteting & calalily plantation. Cost per person $400 pesos = $31 Usd

Volcano valley horseback riding tour (5 hours aprox)
If you like horseback riding & nature this is the tour for you. Ride along different plantations such as sugar cane, guaba, coffee, corn, etc. Enjoy nature & birdwatching. Lunch at a traditional mexican restaurant, enjoy hand made tortillas just made for you! Indigenous maskmaker, and on our way back get ready for some volcano sightseeing. We ride about 3 hours. Cost per person $650 pesos = $50 Usd

Snow volcano tour (full day 9 hours aprox)
Ever been over 13,000 feet in Mexico? This is your chance. We reach 11,500 feet by car and then trek the rest of the way, full volcano explanation history-facts and hazards as close as 3.5 miles from the crater (we are standing on a dormant volcano looking over the Colima Volcano) Lunch is included. This tour is recommended for children from 8 years and older. Cost per person $ 1,200 pesos = $92 Usd

Trekking tour volcano sightseeing (2.5 hours aprox)
Trek along coffee, banana, mango, sugar cane, tamarindo and corn plantations, we cross two hanging bridges, birdwatching and volcano sightseeing. Cost per person $250 pesos = $19 Usd
colima ancient ruins and history tour (4.5 hours aprox)
If you like culture and history this is tour for you. Ancient ruins, Popular art museum, Colima valley sightseeing, traditional market, historic center and lunch in a traditional mexican restaurant. Cost per person $550 = $45 Usd

Sierra de manantlan biosphere reserve and cool springs tour (9 hours)
Camara and bathing suite are a must in this tour. If you like trekking is the tour for you. We visit Manantlan protected biosphere were you will be able to do trekking through the forest After we will head on to a cool spring river where we will have the chance to take a dip and refresh our selfs. Beverages,snaks and a light lunch is included. Birdwatching is also done in this area. Cost per person $1,200 pesos = $92 Usd

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So, KarenS, what did you really do? What was most fun?

Howard Platt, Manzanillo
hplattbc@gmail.com

Don't believe your registration restricts your posting to the Barra forum. If it somehow does, just send an email to the moderator and I'm sure they'll include additional forums for you.

More of an overnight trip (but longer would be better), this is one reason for me to visit Guanajuato.



Taken in the very extensive and varied gardens of the ex-hacienda San Gabriel.

Howard Platt, Manzanillo
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Great photo Howard! I really like the colors.