San Valentín

Valentine's Day in Mexico:

February 14th is celebrated in Mexico as the Día de San Valentin, or more commonly referred to as El Día del Amor y la Amistad, the "day of love and friendship." People commonly give flowers, candies and balloons to their romantic partners, but it's also a day to show appreciation for friends.

Celebrating Friendship:
Everyone can take part in Mexican Valentine's Day celebrations, because it's not just for lovers, it's also for friends. It's a time for people to show appreciation to the people they care about - this way, there's no reason to feel left out just because you don't have a significant other. Buy some flowers, write a poem or make a gift for one of your friends - let them know you care!

Say "I love you" in Spanish:
If you think Spanish is a romantic language, you're right! If you'd like to tell your special someone how you feel about them in Spanish, you may find it a bit more challenging than just learning the words. Saying I love you in Spanish can be a bit more complicated than in English because there are two different ways to say it. "Te quiero" is said freely among friends and family members but "te amo" is used to denote a stronger feeling.

Romantic Getaways:

There are lots of romantic spots in Manzanillo, whether your idea of romance is spending your days lying in a hammock for two and your nights listening to the pounding of the waves, or you prefer to stroll along cobblestone streets and enjoy colorful celebrations, you'll find somewhere in Manzanillo that will fulfill those romantic dreams.