#OnThisDay 1973: "We'd come to this cove to witness one of the most dangerous sights in the world." Blue Peter's John, Val and Pete were in Mexico watching the incredible cliff divers of La Quebrada. | BBC Archive

Since the 1930s, the La Quebrada Cliff Divers of Acapulco have performed shows for the public, climbing steep and jagged oceanside cliffs and jumping almost 100 feet into the waves below. In ‘Voices From the Abyss’, the directors Victor Rejón and Irving Serrano capture the moments of fear, adrenaline, and fanfare involved in the divers’ spectacular work. https://aeon.co/videos/the-mexican-cliff-divers-who-take-dazzling-leaps-into-the-unknown | Aeon

They Dive From 135 Feet... Into Crashing Waves 🌊🇲🇽 La Quebrada in Acapulco is home to one of Mexico’s most jaw-dropping traditions - cliff divers launching from 135 feet into a narrow inlet with just 13 feet of water. They’ve been doing it since 1934, some even diving at night with torches in hand. We got to see it in person, and it was absolutely incredible! It's easily one of the most unforgettable experiences we’ve ever witnessed. #laquebrada #acapulcocliffdivers #visitmexico #mexicobucket

Watch the incredible Acapulco cliff divers perform for the first time since Hurricane Otis. #Mexico #cliffdivers #Acapulco | The US Sun

La Quebrada de Acapulco en vivo | webcamsdemexico