Flying directly into Cozumel is always the easiest and most convenient.  Check in at the hotel is 3pm and Check out will be at noon.  Plan your flight accordingly.  Flights in and out of Cancun tend to be cheaper.  However, keep in mind that you will need to make the land journey down the peninsula and across the channel using the ferry system.  Make sure your flight is not scheduled to leave prior to noon on the day of departure if you would like to dive the day before.  2 morning boat dives are planned for the day before checkout.  We are out of the water by noon to 1pm the day before last. You need 24 hours before flying.

As there are usually no US bound flights leaving Cozumel before 1:30pm decompression should not be an issue.  Arrange your flight so that the departure time is no earlier than 12pm on the day of departure.

Built as Cozumel’s first dedicated diver’s resort, family friendly Blue Angels Dive Resort sports its own dive shop and fleet of dive boats all just footsteps from your room. It also includes a Restaurant, full bar and pool.  Designed and built — by divers for divers — to provide all services in one convenient place.

It is suggested to guests to bring bills no larger than $50 for exchange into pesos. You will find  $10, $5 & $1 bills useful for taxis and tipping.  U.S. Dollars are fine to use on a daily basis in Cozumel. Hotel lobby has a safe.

It is always best to own and travel with your own gear. We never recommend renting gear for a trip like this.  However, gear can be rented at Scuba Fusion for approximately $150 for the week.  Blue Angels also rents gear for a daily rate per item.  Our package is cheaper and will be supported by staff on site. However, it must be brought with you.  Masks, snorkels, fins, boots are not included and we do not rent them.

There are some additional fees associated with this trip.  One is a park fee which ranges from $6 – $10 a day for diving days only. A fee for leaving Cozumel airport was another which was approximately $53 in 2023. The resort may also require an incidentals charge of $100. But don’t worry you will get that one back as long as you don’t touch the mini bar.

A dive computer is an absolute priority purchase for this trip. Your instructors are not responsible for keeping track of nitrogen levels in your body. You may conduct or partake in multiple dives in a single day with different divers and different guides. Dive tables can be used but will limit the amount of dives as well as your bottom time.  Many of the guides will not allow table users to partake in their tour groups.

IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO DIVE, ALL DIVERS MUST PRESENT PROOF OF CERTIFICATION AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION AT THE RESORT.  This can be a picture of your Padi dashboard that shows certification.  All US Citizens must bring a  VALID Passport. Citizens of other countries need to check with the Mexican Embassy, a visa may be required.

Guests are welcome on this dive trip.  Guest option such as snorkeling and day trips are available. Guests may purchase these activities at the hotel’s front desk.  We would like to have guests accompany the divers on all boat trips and outings. However, at the time of this writing we cannot guarantee that guests will be able to participate in diver activities such as the boat dives and other day trips (as of this writing).

CHECK-IN TIME IS AFTER 3 PM. CHECK-OUT TIME IS 12 NOON. BED SIZES, SPECIFIC ROOMS AND LOCATIONS ARE ON A REQUEST BASIS ONLY AND CANNOT BE CONFIRMED. ROOMS WILL BE ASSIGNED ON A FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED BASIS FROM ROOMS AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF CHECK-IN.

Wireless internet is included and available at the resort.  However, it tends to be very spotty and sometimes unusable.

Will my phone work there?  Can I text using my Galaxy from there? Will I have to pay for roaming with my I-Pad?  Will the operator speak english?  What about a chip for traveling? All good questions but the only entity that can answer these questions is your own personal phone provider.