Lazaro Cardenas is an important commercial port with tourism infrastructure, supplementing with excellent places for rest and recreation at the nearby beaches. There are beaches for all tastes, ranging from soft and caressing water (for families with children) to stormy open sea waves for surfing; places where nature was very kind to give them variety of animal and plant species.

And its people, friendly and willing to provide the best service to the visitors. There are also indigenous communities where the benefits of Nahuatl craft for their technical and design adhere to the rules of pre-Hispanic times; as well as the rescue of traditions in costume, music and dance.

These beaches with a pleasant climate all year round, offering tourist facilities and camping areas with parking services, electricity and water, but also a place to practice water sports sea.

The roads become more pleasurable Michoacan arrival in this region, as has a national airport and the Morelia-Lazaro Cardenas highway. Playa Azul, 20 kms. west of Lazaro Cardenas begins the path of 250 km, connecting in a horizon of beaches, bays, cliffs and lush vegetation, the states of Guerrero and Colima through Michoacan; here you can admire thousands of coconut trees, orchards of mango, papaya and banana; as well as herons, pigeons, seagulls and pelicans. The road is in good condition, with assistance to the traveler and the kindness of the Green Angels, who provide information and assistance service to tourists. Here you can visit the Municipal Palace Zirahuen Square Monument to the Miner, Cathedral of Christ . king-Imexa Sicartsa, Reform Square, Fisherman's Wharf, port facilities and the Malecon Balsas River.

Lazaro Cardenas is located 401 km from Morelia by federal highway no. 14, 37 and coastal no. 200.

By Road:

You can easily reach from Highway 200 that runs from Lazaro Cardenas to address Colima covering the entire coast of the state.

Local buses make the trip from Caleta de Campos to Lazaro Cardenas several times a day. There are four bus stations in town: the ones served by Sur de Jalisco, La Linea, Galeana, Omnibus de México and Parhikuni are opposite one another on either side of Ave Lázaro Cárdenas; to get to the third (at Villa 65), served by Elite, Estrella Blanca and Turistar, walk out the front of the Galeana station, turn right, right again and second right. Estrella de Oro has a terminal at Corregidora 318, one block north. Buses to Caleta de Campos depart from the Galeana station.

By air:

By plane, airport of Mexico City, direct to Lazaro Cardenas, by Aeromar, and via Ixtapa by Aeromexico, etc.