Comala, the "White Town of America", expresses its magic and history through art, nature and cuisine. Wrapped in a mysticism worthy of legend, Comala offers various activities and attractions that lead us to relive the passages of the memorable novel by Juan Rulfo, "Pedro Páramo".

This area is framed by historic buildings that houses the Government Palace, Básilica Menor, theaters, museums and art gallery.

La Campana is an archaeological site belonging to the Tehuchitlán tradition, whose main characteristic is the shaft tombs. This site was developed in western México parallel to other regional spaces such as Teotihuacán and Monte Albán in the Early Classic period, so it is also an example of the first urban settlements in Mesoamerica. The territory covers 132 hectares and is located between the Colima and Pereira rivers.

On the slopes of the Nevado de Colima and the Volcán de Fuego, a culture developed that has been divided into seven phases for study, one of which is the archaeological complex of Capacha. Located in the Colima Valley, the site is named after the culture that developed between 2000 BCE and 1200 CE.

18-hole golf course developed with the highest quality standards, offering the perfect balance  between nature, design and challenging play.

This beautiful body of water is located at the foot of the Volcán de Colima. It also has an Ecotourism park, where you can ride horses or rent boats and kayaks. This place is perfect for black bass fishing, and ideal for those who like camping in the heights. Located approximately 25 minutes from the municipal seat, the area's abundant fauna and spring temperature make it the ideal place to observe all kinds of birds and camp, and if it is clear you can see the fumaroles of the volcano, including occasional explosions.

Park located in the city of Colima, where the main attraction is a monolith where tourists and locals gather. The “piedra lisa” park is made up of game islands for visitors of all ages, and kiosks where you can enjoy tasty snacks. In addition to having green areas with large trees, the park also offers a rappelling area, a basketball court, a soccer field, a roller skating rink and an open-air theater, among other attractions.

La Playa El Real is located in the town of El Real in the municipality of Tecomán, in Colima. Its beach features light gray sand that extends over a wide strip of gentle slope. Its waters are somewhat deep and have moderate waves.

In this Magic Zone, a very strange phenomenon occurs. If a cars is put into neutral and the foot is taken off the brake, it is attracted by a strange force that makes the car go "up" the slope, even though from a certain perspective, the slope is seen to be going down.

The Volcán Nevado de Colima is an extinct volcano. From the summit you will be able to appreciate the view of the Volcán de Colima, which is still active. There are two designated camping sites, La Joya and Curva del Leñador. The first few miles are moderate and wooded. The last few miles are steep and rocky which makes the ride a bit more difficult.