A premier destination for vacationers who seek sea, sunshine and the authentic traditions of southern Mexican culture.

It is the ideal destination to enjoy deep-sea fishing, sailing, golf, horseback riding, kayaking and bird watching to name just a few activities. Palace by the Sea is close to two world-class championship golf courses, shopping, and fine dining.

Two World Class Golf courses: Isla Navidad and El Tamarindo, as well as Las Hadas Golf Course.

Swimming and sunbathing at community beaches. There is ample snorkeling where you can view dozens of stingrays, barracuda and other amazing tropical fish.

Golf

Close by (a 10 minute drive from the Palace) are 2 golf courses: Las Hadas - 18 holes with great ocean views in the midst of scenic tropical vegetation and Club Santiago – 18 holes, more like a city course. El Corazon de Manzanillo – 18 holes with great views - is a 25 minute drive away. A 50 minute drive will bring you to Isla Navidad - 27 holes with spectacular ocean, lagoon and mountain views - a well-kept secret. A 70 minute drive and you can swing the club at El Tamarindo - 18 holes with jungle and breathtaking oceanfront views in midst of a spectacular abundance of nature.

Tennis

At La Punta’s private tennis facility, a short walk away from Palace By the Sea, four lighted courts are fully maintained and staffed for your convenience.

Water Sports

Boat rentals
Deep-sea fishing excursions
Scuba
Swimming
Snorkeling
Sailing
Windsurfing
Kayaking
Sunset cruises embarking at neighboring Las Hadas resort

Exploring

Horseback Riding at the beach or through the jungle
Jogging around beautiful La Punta, the private community
Hiking through the jungle or foothills and caves of the Western Sierra Mountains
Bird Watching in enchanted mangroves, lagoons and wetlands

Other Sports

Mountain biking on the trails to explore the rich flora and fauna
Zip Lining
Off-Road Adventures in a four wheel drive

Wonders of Nature

El Salto waterfall just north of Manzanillo is the principal waterfall in the state. It is more than 100 feet in height, and formed by the Minatitlán-Marabasco River
Colima’s active volcano “Volcan de Colima”, 13,000 feet, is towered by the inactive, snowcapped 14,200 feet “Nevado de Colima” which overlooks a lush, forested valley and tranquil lagoon
Ecotourism at the Turtle Sanctuary in Cuyutlan
Whale and Dolphin watching

History

Tours to the archeological sites of Colima, Comala, Suchitlan, Guadalajara
Fiesta de Guadalupe celebrates the patron saint, the Virgin of Guadalupe, beginning December 1 and lasting for 12 days
Parades, native dances and costumes, displays and offerings for the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Santiago Peninsula (Las Hadas), Mexico