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Mexico trips: Manzanillo beach: Large and small, with majestic crashing waves or surf tranquil enough for children to play in, Manzanillo has it all--except people to enjoy them!
The port of Manzanillo, Mexico is made up of two separate bays, divided by the Peninsula of Santiago. Usually the water is clear and calm, and the flavor of the area is typically Mexican. The waves are high with a strong undertow, and Playa de Oro is not recommended for swimming. The waves are high with a strong undertow, and Playa de Oro is not recommended for swimming.

La Boquita Beach
Children at play in the mild surf at La Boquita beach The beaches of Santiago Bay stretch for 5 miles. At the northernmost point, where the lagoon empties into the sea, is a popular local's beach, which is busy on weekends. Mild surf (no surf in the lagoon) is its main attraction, and the small, thatched-roof ramadas serve excellent seafood.

Peña Blanca Beach
Tropical shade at Pena Blanca near Manzanillo, MexicoAnother unpopulated beach is Peña Blanca, km 24, where Rancho Peña Blanca offers ATV adventures and Jeep tours to this once quiet haven. Fortunately they don't have much business as yet, so the long expanse of beach is still unpopulated. During various times of the year, the beach is closed so that the endangered turtles may lay their eggs. During that time the beach is protected by human volunteers and Mexican Navy personnel, who guard against poachers. The area got its name from the great rock pinnacle, visible from the beach, called Peña Blanca, or "White Rock," after the bird droppings that give it its color.


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