“…In the temperate waters of the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean, SCUBA diving in derelict vessels is particularly popular along the clear waters of the Patagonian coast (e.g., at Las Grutas, 40°48′S, 65°05′W, Don Felix vessel; and at Puerto Madryn, 42°46′S, 65°02′W, Follias , Albatros and Miralles vessels). Northward, at the Buenos Aires coast (38°07′S, 57°33′W), there are two vessel‐reefs of interest for divers: the shipwrecks of the freighter James Clunies (149 m length), accidently sunk in 1949 at 10‐m depth on rocky floors; and the wood vessel Cristo Rey (45 m length), intentionally sunk on soft bottoms in 1981, at 22 m depth, to create the Cristo Rey Submarine Park (see Genzano, Giberto, & Bremec, ).…”