The Michoacán coast occupies a short space of the Pacific Ocean coastline, which does not necessarily translate into less tourist attraction, but rather in one of the territories where beauty is synthesized in small corners available for the different tastes of the traveler.
Along 200 km. from the coast, Michoacán offers pleasant surprises to its visitors, which begin in Ciudad Lázaro Cárdenas, where the journey along the entire Michoacan coastline begins. There, the visitor can choose between advancing to the left until reaching Acapulco on the Guerrero coast, passing through Playa Azul and Guacamayas, or moving to the right along coastal highway # 200, and visiting Peñitas de Chucutitán, a wonderful corner , endowed with inlets and inlets of capricious shapes, to finally arrive at Boca de Rangel, San Felipe, El Bejuco and Chuta, in whose river you can find a fine gold dust from the mountains. Further on, you will find the most beautiful beaches lavish and beautiful in Michoacán, starting with Mexcalhuacán, where the most water-laden coconuts are produced on the entire Pacific coast; La Manzanilla, Carrizalillo, Bahía Bufadero, Teolán, Nexpa, Huahua and Bahía de Maruata, this is the most important in the region. The rocky coastline culminates in Punta de San Telmo and Bucerías, to immediately unfold a long beach of fine sand before the waves of the sea. From this place you can get to the mouth of the Coahuayana River, where the road touches San Juan de Alima and finally the last point of the route, Boca de Apiza.On the coast of Michoacán, nature speaks with its visitors in different languages. Their language ranges from the loud roar of the waves breaking with the beaches of Punta Bufadero to the crack produced by the fall of the sailfish in Boca de Apiza; In all its corners you can only hear the sound of the sea and its creatures, which cannot help but amaze us when we think that this is, in truth, the great wealth that our country has ...
