# Rocket Frog Divers > Rocket Frog Divers is located at Playa Ocotal which is only four kilometres outside of the popular beach town of Playas del Coco in Guanacaste Costa Rica.. Rocket Frog is the newest dive shop... Source: https://scuba.cr/rocket-frog-divers/ Last checked: 2013-06-12 ![Rocket Frog Divers](/static/img/old/2013-04-logo-300x282.webp) Rocket Frog Divers is located at Playa Ocotal which is only four kilometres outside of the popular beach town of Playas del Coco in Guanacaste Costa Rica.. Rocket Frog is the newest dive shop in the area. Rocket Frog opened its doors in December of 2011. Rocket Frog operates a purpose built dive vessel, “The Pacific Express” which is the fastest boat in the area. The Pacific Express uses twin 300 HP Yamaha outboard motors to power its inflatable ribbed body through the waters of the Gulf de Papagayo with speed and comfort. Rocket Frog Divers has an ownership team that is incredibly involved in every aspect of the business. Michael, Nere, and Flaco form the team. If you go diving with Rocket Frog chances are you will see two if not three of the owners during your dive. This ensures you are treated with the best customer service and your questions and concerns are answered immediately. Our Dive Sites Rocket Frog Divers specializes in three main areas of diving in the Costa Rican waters. The Catalinas and the Bat Islands are the higher class diving areas where you are more likely to see the big ticket items such as the Giant Manta Rays (Catalinas) and Bull Sharks (Bat Islands). There is also of course the famous local diving done in the waters of the Gulf de Papagayo. You can really see any number of things during the dives here. From the occasional manta rays and more plentiful white tip reef sharks to clown shrimp and sea horses these rich waters have it all. Rocket Frog Divers will work with its customers to show them new dive sites (there are over 20 local dives sites) or their old favourites depending on their choice. Diving the Bat Islands Rocket Frog is the only dive shop in Costa Rica who is able to offer trips to the Bat Islands year round. Our dive vessel is perfectly designed for handling these waters which can become quite rough during the months from December until May. [The Bat Islands](/bat-islands/) are famous for the possibility of encountering the often feared [bull shark](/the-bull-shark/). It is a protected area of Costa Rica which is located just off the coast of Santa Rosa National Park. Being protected has served the area well, as you will see massive schools of big fish and rays that frequent these waters that you will not see at any other dive sites in Costa Rica. Rocket Frog can take you to and from the Bat Islands in half of the time that any other dive shop in the area can (45 to 60 minutes) due to our dive vessel and our location. Starting in May of 2013, Rocket Frog will also begin offering two day excursions where divers will have the opportunity to complete five dives and spend one night camping in the National Park. These dives are generally only for experienced divers. Diving The Catalinas Rocket Frog also loves taking its customers to the beautiful [Catalina Islands](/catalina-island-costa-rica/). The Catalinas are best known by divers for the Pacific Giant Mantas which are often found feeding in the area. The waters are also rich with several other species of rays, sharks, eels and big schools of fish. Rocket Frog Divers makes this trip in approximately half an hour from our location at [Playa Ocotal](/category/areas/guanacaste/ocotal/). Other Activities Rocket Frog Divers also offers snorkelling options as well as sunset snorkelling tours. Contact Info Rocket Frog Divers Playa Ocotal, Guanacaste, Costa Rica Phone: (+506) 2670-1589 From US (315) 681-2128 Email: rocketfrogdivers@gmail.com Website: [http://www.scuba-dive-costa-rica.com](http://www.scuba-dive-costa-rica.com) Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rocket-Frog-Divers/253991077984154](https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rocket-Frog-Divers/253991077984154) Photo Gallery ![Scuba Boat in Costa Rica](/static/img/old/2013-04-pict0055-150x150.webp) ![Manta Ray](/static/img/old/2013-04-manta-150x150.webp) ![Shark in Costa Rica](/static/img/old/2013-04-pict0044-150x150.webp) ![Scary Shark](/static/img/old/2013-04-pict0020-2-150x150.webp)