Top Diving Spots in Mexico

Get there right when it opens at 9 am to beat the crowds. It’s way more enjoyable when it’s quieter. I wish I had done this.

Bring some snacks and water! The food options there can get pricey and limited. I regretted not having my own food.

I suggest wearing flip-flops because the rocky terrain can be a bit tough on your feet, especially when walking near the cliffside.

Don’t forget your camera. The views from La Quebrada are stunning, and you'll want to capture all the moments, but remember to be mindful of your surroundings because it can get crowded.

Consider staying for the evening show; it’s magical seeing the divers light up with flaming torches against the sunset!

If you can, go on a weekday morning around 9 AM. It was way less crowded then, and I got to really enjoy the cenote without feeling rushed. Plus, the lighting is perfect for photos!