Crystal Lagoons Amenity Charms Argentina and Uruguay

8 March, 2019 / News

Both South American countries host important Crystal Lagoons® projects that bring paradisiacal, crystalline lagoons as a novel amenity to the neighboring nations. Due to the vast territory of Argentina and the beautiful landscapes of Uruguay, the multi-national’s developments anchor real-estate complexes that contribute to the existing tourist attractions on offer in both countries.

The first, in Argentina, known as La Mansa, with its La Cristalina neighborhood, which is located in the town of General Madariaga, near the important spas of Pinamar and Cariló. This project has a 10-acre turquoise waters lagoon surrounded by 107.000 squared feet of white sand, palm trees and docks, which allow for water sports. All thanks to the pioneering and sustainable technology provided by Crystal Lagoons.

However, Argentines also have the privilege of enjoying one of the most beautiful lagoons that Crystal Lagoons has to offer in the country: Azzurra Tortugas complex, located in Pilar, located just over 20 miles from the capital, Buenos Aires. The development is anchored by a 7-acre crystalline lagoon -recently inaugurated- that stands out for its exuberant beauty. This beautiful surroundings will host the Estilo Pilar 2019 event, an important show of art, decoration and landscaping that will take place during the next month.

Meanwhile, in Punta del Este, in neighboring Uruguay, the first artificial lagoon in the country. The Solanas complex has a lagoon with a 12-acre clear turquoise water lagoon, which captivates tourists that visit this important destination. Furthermore, the development is a must-see for the thousands of visitors who arrive in this country during the summer as well as the rest of the year.

Crystal Lagoons is an international innovation company, founded by scientist Fernando Fischmann, which has developed a patent-protected technology that allows the construction and maintenance of unlimited-size clear water lagoons at very low costs.

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