Crystal Lagoons develops its second world's largest lagoon

16 September, 2014 / News

While Crystal Lagoons, company of scientist Fernando Fischmann, is developing the world’s largest crystalline lagoon, with 40 acres of turquoise water in the “Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City – District One” project of Dubai, in parallel is building what will be the world’s second largest crystalline lagoon.
This is the Playa Turquesa project in Santa Cruz de la Sierra in Bolivia, with a crystalline lagoon that will cover an area of 12.6 hectares. This lagoon will exceed the one located in the Citystars Sharm El Sheikh project in Egypt, which is currently the world’s largest manmade lagoon.
The real estate project Playa Turquesa is located in the most exclusive residential area of Santa Cruz and overlooks parks and sports sites. Like all projects from Crystal Lagoons, the crystal clear lagoon is suitable for swimming and performing all kinds of water sports without engine, such as kayaking, laser and windsurfing, among others, providing recreational and sporting alternatives in a safe context.
The real estate development has a total area of 180 hectares, in which are included 1,400 lands with areas of 500 to 1200 meters each and will be a gated community with three controlled access. It will also have docks, beach areas, several recreational amenities, club house, gym and sites for development of various water sports.
Project developers say Playa Turquesa is the most successful project in recent years in Santa Cruz given its sales rhythms.
Crystal Lagoons Corporation is an international innovation company that has developed and patented technology that allows for the low-cost construction and maintenance of unlimited size bodies of water in crystal-clear condition. Patented in 160 countries, Crystal Lagoons’ technology applications range widely from its recreational business, which brings the dream of idyllic beach life to any corner of the world, to its industrial variations in closed-circuit cooling, water desalination and applications for the mining industry. The technology was pioneered by Fernando Fischmann, the founder and chairman of Crystal Lagoons Corporation. A trained biochemist, Fischmann patented the technology and founded Crystal Lagoons Corporation in 2007. In less than three years since its formation, Crystal Lagoons Corporation has seen exponential growth and is currently involved in over 300 projects in more than 60 countries, including Egypt, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Singapore, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Paraguay and United States.