Crystal Lagoons’ project in Argentina: A Fulfilled Dream

27 May, 2015 / News

In its May issue, the renowned Argentinean magazine “Metro” highlighted Crystal Lagoons’ mega project in Argentina: “Terralagos”, located at Ezeiza, has unveiled Argentina’s first crystal clear lagoon. From now on, to enjoy of dream world beaches of turquoise waters and white sand has turned into reality, just 30 minutes from Buenos Aires.

The project’s main attraction is the 5-hectare dream world crystal clear navigable lagoon surrounded by white and palm trees beaches, bringing the unique environment and idyllic lifestyle of the beach to a place never thought before. This crystal clear lagoon is the first one in Argentina that allows residents and visitors the practice of any kind of water sports and to enjoy a tropical paradise all year long.

“Terralagos” considers urban areas and condo complexes. In addition, this development comprises 10 tennis courses, 2 soccer fields, a hockey pitch, mini-golf courses and a multi-sport area for basketball, soccer and volleyball.

“Our crystal clear lagoons have been a total success in Argentina. This is a unique and innovative concept that generates an important competitive advantage and that is also revolutionizing the real estate market, as it has already happened in the rest of the countries where we have introduced our concept and technology. To provide the people beach lifestyle at their doorsteps in places far away from the sea is something unprecedented that changes the people’s lifestyles”, states Francisco Matte, Crystal Lagoons’ Commercial Manager.

With “Terralagos” Crystal Lagoons totalizes four in-development projects in Argentina: Lagoon Pilar, Remeros Beach and Acquavista, apart from other developments that the company plans to build in cities such as Mendoza, Rosario and Mar del Plata.

Crystal Lagoons Corp. 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 crystal clear lagoons at very low costs.

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