About this festival
Festival Comal y Fuego is celebrated from March 29 to 30 in the municipality of Comala, Colima. The date we show is approximate.
Town festivals repeat every year, but the dates can move by a few days. Before you go, confirm with the town hall, the parish or the organizers.
What to expect
Colima's town festivals usually combine Mass and processions, music and dancing, food stalls and street snacks, fairground rides and, depending on each town's tradition, horseback parades or rodeos. They are a good chance to learn about local customs and try local food.
Tips for going
- Bring cash in small bills and coins: almost nobody at the stalls takes cards.
- Arrive early and look for parking: on the main days of the festival, downtown streets are closed or packed.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes and protect yourself from the sun; it can cool down at night.
- Respect the religious celebrations and look after your belongings in the crowd.
What to do nearby
If you will be in Comala, these places in the guide are close at hand:
To plan your outing, also see the calendar and the other town festivals.
About Comala
The famous White Town of America, with cobblestone streets, white houses, and red-tiled roofs, is a picturesque place full of history, traditions, and a peaceful atmosphere at the foot of the impressive Fire Volcano.
The guide has 22 places in Comala.
Explore the municipality of Comala.