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Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, can be found roughly 330 miles to the east of Cuyutlan.

13 miles northwest of this place is Manzanillo. When you get there, head to Zocalo.

Keep all members of the family happy with an excursion to Tortugario Ecological Center.

Stretch out those weary muscles and go for a walk by the water. Playa San Pedrito, 12 miles to the northwest, and Playa La Audiencia, 17 miles to the northwest, are both great options.

For travelers who think they have explored enough of Cuyutlan, Armeria is a great alternative spot. Approximately 12 miles to the east, it's where you will discover Cuyutlan Boardwalk and Cuyutlan Beach.

You need to head 35 miles northeast from Cuyutlan to arrive in Colima. There's plenty to do there, such as Nunez Garden, Colima Cathedral and Liberty Square. Colima Regional History Museum and Plaza Zentralia Shopping Center are more sites that ought to be on every visitor's to-do list.

If you always feel better after you get outdoors and try something that's good for you, you can find some energizing activities here. Let off some steam and try mountain biking or rock climbing.

Cycling in Colima is a proven way to melt away some stress. Shore fishing is also popular among visitors wanting to take it easy.

Want to have a thrilling experience while you're in Colima? You should try paragliding. You'll never forget it.

Swimming and snorkeling are just two of the exciting watersport activities that should keep you on the move.

Soak up some culture at the various art museums, history museums and craft workshops of Colima. They are all indoor venues, so you needn't worry about the weather.

Take a relaxing stroll and fell the sun on your skin at the region's open-air exhibits.

Tales from another era are relived as you wander through the historic sites of Colima. Don't miss its ruins and old towns.

Travel to the region's churches, temples and shrines and enjoy some precious moments of peaceful reflection.

Very often, a region's true essence can be found in its simmering pots and pans.

Camarones a la diabla (spicy shrimp) and langostinos al mojo de ajo (garlic fried lobster) are just two sought-after options with their own unique tastes.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with some cocadas (coconut candies), an enticing dessert.

If you'd like to drink like a local, try some tuba con cacahuates (coconut palm juice with peanuts), a fiery spirit.

Learning the local language is one of the best ways to break down cultural barriers, so be sure to learn to say a handful of common Spanish phrases before you arrive. ¡Perdón! is the Spanish way to say excuse me. Buenas tardes (good afternoon) is also helpful.

An exciting national celebration, Independence Day is something you won't want to miss. It takes place every year on the 16th of September.

Oh, if only vacations lasted forever. However, you're going to have to bid "Adiós" to Cuyutlan at some point. At least once you return home you'll have loads of marvelous tales to tell!

Playa de Oro International Airport is the closest airport at 30 miles to the northwest, so just make sure that you leave yourself enough time.

Accommodation in Cuyutlan

When you are looking for lodging in Cuyutlan itself, you may find that the list of available places is limited.