Top Colima Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover the best of Manzanillo without the hassle of planning or navigating on your own. This tour takes you from the historic city center to scenic lookouts, an iguana sanctuary, craft market, beautiful beach, and more. Along the way, your guide provides insights into local Manzanillo history and culture that you'd miss on your own.

Enjoy the best of Manzanillo with friendly local guides who will make you feel more like a guest than a tourist. Admire the amazing views from the “Las Hadas Viewpoint”, visit the famous beach where the movie “10” was filmed, explore local shops and souvenirs, and take the perfect photo at the iconic Sailfish Monument in the city center. A relaxed experience ideal for families, couples and those visiting Manzanillo for the first time and want to know the true charm of the destination beyond the typical tourist tour. * Duration: 3.5 hours * Scenic viewpoints and local culture * Free time for shopping, beach and photography * Fun, relaxed and family experience

Discover El Salto waterfall in Minatitlan on this guided tour from Manzanillo. Drive along a scenic winding mountain road through the jungles and tropical rainforests on the way to this natural attraction. The tour concludes with a homemade lunch with fresh tortillas in Canoas, which is located northeast of Manzanillo.

Immerse yourself in a River Trekking Adventure that unveils one of nature’s hidden gems, we have named it the embassador canyon trek. Starting with a picturesque 30-minute ride, the journey leads into a lush canyon where vibrant jungle scenery sets the backdrop. Navigate upstream as you trek, wade, and climb through crystal-clear pools and smooth rock formations, embracing the refreshing thrills of the great outdoors. During the rainy season, a stunning hidden waterfall adds an extra layer of magic to this captivating experience. This 2.5-hour active trek is designed for both adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts, promising unforgettable moments in pristine wilderness.

Set out with your small group and visit the volcano at Colima. Learn about the hazards of volcano-side living and take the opportunity to admire the view. Next visit a coffee plantation and discover what goes into making your favorite morning beverage. Tour the home of mask maker Alejandro Rangel and his impressive collection of pre-Columbian pottery. The tour concludes with a visit to Comala, one of Mexico’s beloved Pueblos Mágicos.

Cut out any chaos when you visit Chichen Itza with this early morning private tour, led by an archaeologist guide. Bypassing the main tourist crowds that appear later in the day, you’ll have more space and be able to see parts of the iconic Maya sites that the general tours miss. A buffet lunch is included, along with round-trip transport direct from your Cancun hotel.

Explore Manzanillo’s beaches and jungle on the back of a horse for an exciting way to see the area. You’ll be with a small group, which will keep costs down. But you’ll still have an intimate group and experience with your horse. You’ll also have transport provided to/from your hotel to keep things simple so you can just enjoy the ride.

Explore Chichen Itza, a cenote, and the colonial town of Valladolid on this private full-day tour from Cancun. Start your day with a tour of Valladolid colonial town followed by a refreshing swim in a cenote and a tequila tasting. Then, beat the crowds with an afternoon tour of Chichen Itza with a guide. Includes a buffet lunch, transfers, and hotel pickup.

Observe endemic and migratory birds on the slopes of the most active volcano in Mexico. Amoung some of the birds that we might see are: Lesser roadrunner, grey-crowned woodpecker, Grey-silky flycatcher, orange-fronted parakeet and others. We will also be able to observe the flora from this part of the state and the impressive Volcan de Colima and the Volcan Nevado de Colima. ​

When you’re in Cancun, don’t miss the chance to check off Chichen Itza and the wilder ruins at Yaxunah. This private day trip includes hotel pick-up, tickets, transportation, and logistics, leaving you to relax and focus on the Maya history and culture that abounds. After spending time at each site, you’ll stop for a cool-down dip in a sacred cenote, and savor Mexican food from a buffet before returning to Cancun.