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Some of the most instantly recognisable symbols of Colima are the perros cebados, ceramic sculptures of small, fat, hairless dogs that were once a prehispanic tradition, and today fill the craft shops and street stalls of the state. The dogs themselves, known as Techichi or Escuincle, were relatives of the Chihuahua and Xoloitzcuintle (Mexican hairless) and were bred for their healing properties, talents as guard dogs, and the fact they made for a tasty barbecue.

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…stopping at a roadside coconut stall for a refreshing, machete-prepared snack.

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Eating, drinking and dancing

We've tracked down the best cafés for people-watching, the bars with the coolest cocktails, the most accomplished restaurants and the liveliest local nightlife in Colima.

Restaurants

La Toscana

For a break from Mexican cuisine, try this popular seaside spot serving French, Italian and Spanish dishes with an emphasis on fresh seafood –the lobster’s a surefire winner, as is the giant shrimp wrapped in bacon.

3177 Bulevar Miguel de la Madris , Las Brisas, Manzanillo
(+52 314 333 2515)


L'Recif

Overlooking dramatic rocky outcrops and a small cove, this stunningly situated international eatery even has its own pool fro a preprandial dip. Cliff-top cocktails at sunset are unmissable.

Cerro del Cenicero, Manzanillo
(+52 314 335 0900)


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