Much of the Manzanillo fishing fleet moors off the Malecon close to downtown. There is also a fish market in the middle just off the street. You can now easily walk from downtown to the main harbor entrance where large ships enter and where Immigration is located. I've not tried the restaurant in the bottom foto but it must be perfect for watching harbor activities
Saturday, November 01, 2008
Manzanillo boat harbor off the Malecon
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fishing fleet,
harbor,
Malecon,
Manzanillo,
restaurant
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Surfing at Bora's
Stan, who lives in Santiago invited a few of us to lunch at LuLu's near the market in central Santiago yesterday. it worked out well for me since my fumigator showed up and I needed to be out of the house. Great food at LuLu's and met two other manzanillo Bloggers - New Beginnings and Manzanillo Blog. Nice group of people.
I went early as I had to get out of the house and the surf was decent (before the wind comes up) in front of Bora's. Normally I'm a little later and haven't seen the surfboard rentals and lessons signs before. Bora's is at the north end of Playa Santiago.
I went early as I had to get out of the house and the surf was decent (before the wind comes up) in front of Bora's. Normally I'm a little later and haven't seen the surfboard rentals and lessons signs before. Bora's is at the north end of Playa Santiago.
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Bora's,
lessons,
Manzanillo,
Playa Santiago,
Santiago,
surf,
surfboard
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Road side fruit stands
If you want some good fruit and probably things you've never seen before - try some of the road side stands. This one is about 5 miles north of Manzanillo on highway 200 along with 5 or six other stands.
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fruit,
highway 200,
Manzanillo,
Road side,
stand
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