Colima features numerous attractions and beautiful settings, including the Villa de Alvarez, Comala, Suchitlan, Nevado de Colima National Park, Volcan de Fuego and Queseria Tecoman. It also offers splendid beaches such as Manzanillo, the world capital of sport fishing, and several impressive archeological sites such as El Chanal and La Campana.

Today, Colima is primarily known for its regional year-round fiestas, fresh seafood and exotic local beverages. Its cities perfectly embody the state’s festive atmosphere in its colorful streets, local hospitality and top-quality tourist facilities. Its peaceful bays and sophisticated port infrastructure have made it one of the major tourist destinations and sea harbors on Mexico’s west coast, offering a variety of activities ranging from beach lounging and snorkeling to guided safaris of the Tlacota Tropical Rainsforest, to name a few. Colima's capital, the port city of Manzanillo, has been referred to as the sailfish capital of the world due to the large number of sailfish caught in its waters, hosting an annual sailfish tournament every year in November.

Travelers interested in adventure tourism can also enjoy a variety of options in the state – from kayaking in bay waters and driving through tropical forests, to discovering the hidden secrets of pre-historic caves, Colima offers it all.

Colima´s fascinating archaeological sites, stunning colonial architecture and beautiful 19th-century buildings are ideal for an entertaining, active vacation destination.