Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts

Saturday, March 05, 2011

Whale rescue on Manzanillo beach

After almost 24 hours of work, personnel from the Mexican Navy floated a humpback whale about a year old, 9.40 meters long and weighing six tons, which was stranded on the beach Eden , south of Punta Campos, in Manzanillo.

The rescue operation began on Saturday the 28th of February after a fisherman's alert of the whale in the vicinity of Punta Campos.

Over 100 men were involved in the rescue along with two bulldozers belonging to the company DRAGAMEX, which made pools on the beach to provide buoyancy.

Within eight days Mexico's Department of the Navy has made the rescue of two whales stranded on the coasts of Colima. Biologists report that this situation occurs due to changing sea temperatures when the whales look for warmer water near shore.




Wednesday, March 24, 2010

The largest fish in the world in Manzanillo?

¿El pez más grande del mundo en Manzanillo?

February 20, 2010
It was discovered on the sands of Boquita Beach. It is more than 4 meters and fishermen claim to have never seen anything like it.


Sunday, November 22, 2009

Beach Zamboni

Ever wonder how they keep those Las Brisas beaches so clean. Well maybe not a Zamboni - but a beach sweeper. Cute little guy. At times the plastic gets pretty thick. There's also no lagoons nearby or many overhanging palms


clean beach

beach zamboni

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Puerto Santiago - Manzanillo needs it?

Is this what Manzanillo needs at the expense of La Boquita beach, the palapa restaurants, the local fisherman, the mangroves and all the wildlife the mangroves support. Well, below is their dream ....

Imagine a Mediterranean-style seaside village constructed from bricks, freestone, masonry, adobe tiles, and wood. Soothing earth tones will complement the natural materials. Imagine Puerto Santiago:

  • Marina: The village-like marina will enchant visitors with over 150 boat slips, seaside benches, open plazas, and softly illuminated walkways.

  • Beach Hotel: Puerto Santiago looks forward to the addition of a quality, five-star 220-room hotel, committed to building in the development.

  • Shopping and Entertainment Center: Over one million square feet of retail space will enhance Puerto Santiago with a premiere shopping and entertainment district.

  • Condominium Projects: Condominiums will anchor the Puerto Santiago development. Approximately 132 condominiums will line the beach, while another 800 condominiums face the lagoon and boast a community-style center with tennis courts, an exercise facility, and other amenities.

  • Single Family Homes: Roughly 240 single-family lots rest alongside the marina and shopping area, as well as throughout the beach area.

Puerto Santiago Web Page

Sunday, January 04, 2009

Christmas beach vacation

Pre and Christmas Day crowds on Playa Miramar are not as large as the week following but never the less - Manzanillo is quite busy. There were fewer excursion buses and generally less people than last year. No doubt, a bit of the economy effect.

Sunday, December 30, 2007

Christmas and New Years beach crowds

Not as many people as Semana Santa holidays but it has been crowded on Santiago Bay. The old road along the beach north of Santiago up to Maeva has re-opened and is newly paved. I don't know if this means the development behind has been put on hold ... but that would be fine with me.




Santiago Bay, Manzanillo, Colima Mexico
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