With Scenic Views of the Colima Volcano, Surrounded by Lush
Foliage, this is Colima's Coffee Country.

Within the lush enclave of local indigenous trees and plants, a coffee plantation and orange trees bursting with fruit in the quaint town center, up and down old cobblestone streets, hidden casas of local Suchitlán craftsmen create hand-woven baskets and furniture, (made of otate and reed materials) and handmade wooden masks that have been designed and used for generations. Painted with brilliant colors and used in seasonal celebrations such as Semana Santa (holy week), Navidad and others, decorative, masked dancers performed throughout the region of Colima.

Suchitlán has its own coffee processing plant (Colimotl Cafe), the coffee beans are grown from here north to Lago Maria and all the way up to La Yerba Buena at the base of the volcano. Yerba Buena used to process it's own coffee but now sells to the larger processors like Colimotl and Comalteco, instead.