Manzanillo port is located on Mexico’s western Coastline in the state of Colima. Puerto de Manzanillo is a cargo port and a popular tourist destination that is connected to the country’s industrial and economic sector in the western and central regions. It has direct shipping ties with 125 ports in over 40 countries, such as the US, Canada, Japan, India, China, Russia, and Germany.

The port transported 3.37 million TEUs in 2021, increasing 15.9% from the previous year and making it Mexico’s busiest container port.

On Mexico’s Pacific coast, in Michoacán, Lazaro Cardenas Port is located near the mouth of the Rio Balsas. It is the country’s second busiest deepwater port, having a capacity of 25 million tonnes of cargo and 2,250,000 TEUs per year. In 2021, 1.69 million TEUs were processed at its container terminal, representing a massive 58.9% increase from 2020.

It serves a steel factory and an industrial zone, as well as housing a naval facility. Iron plate, steel bars, diammonium, phosphate, and container products are also major exporte goods. Pellets, pig iron, sulfur, coke, cereals, minerals, gasoline, fuel, and other goods arrive in Cardenas port.

The port of Ensenada is located in Todos Santos Channel, off the coast of the Pacific Ocean, in the state of Baja California, in northern Mexico. It has access to vital international sea lanes, linking it to 64 ports in 29 countries, thanks to its excellent location between the US border and the Pacific Rim. It spans 9000 square miles and is home to six multifunctional wharves capable of processing a wide range of goods.

The port city is a well-known vacation destination, with luxurious hotels, vacation houses, beautiful beaches, and mouth-watering seafood restaurants. Agriculture and cattle raising are also important parts of its economy. Olives and grapes are plentiful, whereas cotton is mostly exported to Asian countries and the United States.