Colima
If you wantt to discover the heart of Mexico all you have to do is visit Colima, its active volcanoes surrounded by villages frozen in time, colonial architecture, Pre-Hispanic ruins, and traditional craftsmanship make Colima a captivating paradise. Founded on January 20, 1527, the city is one of the oldest settlements of the New Spain.

Manzanillo
Manzanillo is 64 km (40 miles) SE of Barra de Navidad, it has long been known as a resort town. One reason for its popularity is its enticing tropical geography, tall palms, abundant mango trees, and vast groves. It is a peaceful, traditional town of multicolor houses cascading down the hillsides. The most interesting archeological sites in the state can be found here. Manzanillo's importance as a port has continued since the conquest.

Guadalajara
Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco, second city of the Mexican Republic. It has a reputation for being a more conservative, slower paced and traditional place than Mexico City. It is a very enjoyable location to visit, it remains a great site to see something of traditional and modern Mexico. You can visit anything from museums, galleries, and colonial architecture, to magnificent revolutionary murals by José Clemente Orozco. Parks, little squares and open spaces dot Guadalajara and a series of plazas unchanged since the days of the Spanish colonization.