Top Nature in Guerrero

If you're looking for souvenirs, skip the beach shops and head to the nearby markets. You can find better deals and more unique items while supporting local artisans.

When ordering food or drinks from beachside vendors, I recommend asking for prices first. Some places have hidden charges, so being upfront can save you some cash.

I think the best time to visit is around 10 a.m. The sun isn’t too harsh yet, and you can find a good spot without the crowds. Plus, you get to enjoy the place in peace!

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!

Watch out for the aggressive vendors; a friendly smile can help but don’t hesitate to say 'no' firmly if you’re not interested. It can get overwhelming if you're easily distracted!

My advice is to get there around 9 AM. The early morning vibe is way less crowded, and you can snag a great spot on the sand without the hustle.

I suggest arriving before 10 AM to snag a good spot on the sand. It can get super crowded, and you'd want to set up before the sun really heats up!

You should definitely bargain with the beach vendors. I got some fresh coconuts for half what they originally asked. Don't be afraid to haggle!

If you want to save a few bucks on drinks, grab some from a nearby store instead of the beach bars. They are way overpriced.

My advice is to bring your own beach towels and umbrellas. The rentals can be pricey, plus it's nice to have your own stuff for comfort

I think you should explore the less crowded beaches nearby, like Playa Pie de la Cuesta. It’s about a 15-minute drive and a great way to escape the crowds!

Check for any local events happening before going. I missed an art fair that would’ve made my visit even more special. Next time I’ll definitely stay updated!