The majestic Tesoro Manzanillo formerly the Sierra Manzanillo in Bay of La Audienca Manzanillo

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Highway into town shown at left.

Rates in USD European Plan plus 12% tax and 10% service charge All-inclusive rates per person per night including tax and service based upon double occupancy
Dates
	European Plan			All-inclusive plan
	Standard Room	Jr Suite	Extra pax in Jr Suite	Standard Room	Jr Suite	Extra pax in Jr Suite
Mar 27 to Apr 8 05¹	$94	$116	$25	$82	$94	$90
Apr 09 to May 20	$88	$110	$25	$70	$78	$100
May 21 to Aug 20	$96	$120	$25	$85	$100	$95
Aug 21 to Dec 22	$85	$104	$25	$75	$85	$80
Dec 23 to Jan 1 06				$115	$125	$120
Jan 2 to Feb 8 06				$70	$82	$77
Feb 9 to Apr 12 06				$80	$86	$81
Apr 13 to Apr 15 06				$115	$125	$120
Apr 16 to Jun 30 06				$62	$70	$65
Jul 1 to Aug 19 06				$70	$80	$75
Aug 20 to Dec 21 06				$54	$60	$55
Up to two children under 12 years of age free staying with parents EP AI plan children 6 to 12 $20usd per night additional per child Children under 6 free AI

The strong suit here is not the town of Manzanillo itself which is located in Colima but the numerous beaches in the area. Manzanillo is the sailfish capital of the world.
The area is reputed to have burried treasure. Some of the notorious pirates who used this shipping center were Drake, Cavendish, Speijelbergen.
In 1862 a steamer sank with a cargo of more than a million dollars in gold and silver.
In 1900 a US expedition recovered a half a million dollars of booty.
The rest may still be there.
Day trip anyone?
Today Manzanillo is Mexico's most important west coast port because of the extensive rail connections to the interior of the country.
It is a shipping center for coconuts, bananas, limes, and avacados from local plantations.

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