Cuyutlán Tuba and Malecón Seafood Walk

Local Cuyutlán guides, arranged through Manzanillo and Tecomán tour operators, lead this walk along the village's malecón and black-sand beach, one of Colima's smaller coastal fishing settlements. The route runs from the malecón to Mercado Constitución, covering four stops: a tuba tasting drawn straight from a tubero's barrel, fish and shrimp ceviche tostadas, the morning catch at the market, and a closing explanation of the village's fishing and salt-harvesting history. Tastings lean savory throughout, reflecting Cuyutlán's seafood economy rather than offering a sweet course. Included are all tastings and the guide's historical commentary; transport to Cuyutlán and any additional food purchased at the market are not included. Groups are small, typically six to ten people, conducted in Spanish and English, with an easy pace suited to the shorter 2.5-hour format. The tuba and ceviche tastings are seafood- and coconut-based, so those with shellfish allergies should flag this before booking.