Divi Beach is a quiet, low-key stretch of sand where you should go prepared rather than expect services. Assume there are few or no restaurants, no lifeguards and limited shade, so bring water, snacks, sunscreen, a hat and enough cash for any local vendors. Roads in the area can be rough, so plan transport ahead and avoid driving a low-clearance car if you can; arrive in daylight and confirm return options. Swim with caution because currents can be strong and conditions change with the tides. If you want a local vibe and simple seafood, ask around the nearby village for recommendations, and choose the dry season months for the calmest weather.