Requirements:

Be a certified diver

Wrecks:

Albatross: The Albatros Fishing Vessel is a 30-meter fishing vessel intentionally sunk in 1998 to create an underwater recreational dive park. It rests between 15 and 24 meters deep and is currently home to a wide variety of marine flora and fauna. Requires advanced certification.

Urabain: The 71-meter Urabain was sunk in April 2018 after catching fire at the dock. It is currently only a 10-minute sail away and reaches depths of between 20 and 25 meters depending on the tide.

Miralles: The Antonio Miralles was sunk in 2004 and is one of the most emblematic wrecks in the area. With a length of 70 meters, it offers ample internal spaces that allow safe penetrations in areas such as the wheelhouse and the engine room. It is located between 20 and 34 meters deep and has abundant marine life.

Primavera: is an old wooden fishing boat of 18 meters in length, historically dedicated to shrimp fishing in Rawson. It was sunk in September 2024 and today rests at a maximum depth of 14 meters, becoming one of the newest and most interesting sites in the gulf.

Hu Shun Yu: is a 72-meter Chinese potero sunk in December 2017. It rests at a maximum depth of 35 meters and became one of the most impressive sites for experienced divers in the New Gulf.