Hotel Anita Manzanillo

... so pretty, the park has a small zoo which is indeed very sad as well described in Lonely Planet... I'm pretty sad and feel sorry for all those pretty animals and am surprised how they don't maintain the park the way they do the public parks. Only thing therefore, don't go to the regional park, use the wireless internet sockets instead : ) The next morning my medication hits me and I spend a full day in bed and the bathroom! Vomiting away, nothing stays in me and I am pretty weak. In the ...

It would have been easier to stay longer in Guad', but Colima and the coast was calling! It was another interesting bus journey, but only because of bus driver behaviour! - many practically live in their buses & I've driven past them parked in the bus station, naked, bucket washing in their cabs, ready for their shift. The front 4 seats are usually covered with overnight bags, hangers of clothes and of course, the wet towel spread out to dry. Because many of ...

... contact with his fin and broke the fin and broke the plug in his board leaving him a bunged up board and foot. Thanks to the shaper it was back to normal and good to go for the next day except Josh did not heal as fast and was done for a couple of days. Along with the good surf we had some good company as well. We met some very nice sisters from the tecoman congregation, Connie,Arcadia,Chely, and ...

Well, we arrived at Manzanillo Saturday evening, tired and hungry due to the fantastic snorkeling sessions that we had had earlier that day. It was a bit of a mission trying to find internet to get in contact with my friend Aubrey Dick and her parents, but we finally did. However, I hadn't really given them much notice as far as our arrival and what our plans were, so we were extremely pleased when they said that we could stay at there house. There house is ...

We met Meric, who had driven down from Arizona and came into our lives at the entrance to the Magic Beach. Meric is one of us, on the same wave length, leaving the US for the same reasons and not to return.  his destination is the same as ours: Buenos Aires.  It was a beautiful thing ...

... 4,330 metres) and Volcano de Colima (3,390 metres). Alright, I have the feeling that I have not yet convinced you of the merits and beauty of Colima. It must all be in the presentation because when you look at the photos of Colima at the following site, you can only say - wow. Make sure you scroll all the way down. http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthr ead.php?t=125042 --------------------------------------- -------------------- Real Time Message: May 18 ...

just accommodation for now, more to follow......... <br><br>Accommodation <br><br>Comala has three or four places to stay, but with their overpriced rates you're better off staying in Colima and commuting for a morning or afternoon's stroll around this ...

... family run hotel is in a good location across from the Jardin Nunez and its owner speaks fluent English. They offer nice rooms with cable TV, a laundry service, internet and complimentary water and coffee. But the rooms (which aren't as nice as those at ...

We headed south again but inland this time, to visit the small city of Colima. Slightly cooler here and Colima was a lovely place to spend a day or two. Our main intention was to visit two large volcanoes and we headed out to the town of Comala to get a bit closer ...

... It was thursday evening at this point so we decided to blast off early in the morning, make it to Nogales, get our vehicle permits and head back down to San Carlos, all on Friday. Got up at 5:00 a.m. and made it there and back by 4:30 that evening. The toll roads are great if you need to get somewhere in a hurry. Finally, we were ready to get moving, so we got up early again and made the run to Mazatlan on Saturday morning. Again we used the toll roads ...