Taking parents on cruise to Mexican Riviera and am wondering about the accessibility to the La Quebrada area to view the cliff divers. I don't need wheelchair access but am concerned about the number of steps to the viewing area.
Any suggestions on good beach locations where the ocean current is calm enough for a non-swimmer?
Any suggestions for good shore excursions in the three areas that are safe and at a reasonable cost for four adults?
Thanks!
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Depending on how close you want to get, you can watch the divers doing quite a few steps or almost none. We picked a vantage point at the top.