La Mansa: new crystalline Lagoon opens in Argentina

13 June, 2022 / News

Crystal Lagoons is soon to inaugurate a new crystalline lagoon in Argentina. It’s a major mixed-use development known as La Mansa, on the Atlantic Coast, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is a sustainable complex spanning over 750 acres, minutes away from the coastal town of Pinamar.

The project, in its entirety, will be 1.5 times the size of Puerto Madero, the well-known Buenos Aires travel destination and will revolve around these turquoise waters and beach life. Residents will be able to enjoy 10,000 m2 of white sand beaches and docks just steps from home, along with practicing watersports, all year round and in a more controlled environment. Once completed, these beaches will be divided into three main sectors: public, family and youth beach.

As for the 12-acre lagoon, it will only be filled with rainwater, and hence not affect local resources. Furthermore, it will have patented and eco-friendly technology created by Crystal Lagoons.

La Mansa plans include a sports sector, two five-star hotels and a public area with a shopping center. The residential area, meanwhile, will add lots, fields and apartments, all in a careful and environmentally friendly environment.

Argentina is the main market for Crystal Lagoons in Latin America

The multinational water innovation company already has 43 projects at different stages of development and negotiation in different Argentine cities, making this the main market for the firm in Latin America, after Chile.

In cities such as Greater Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, Mar del Plata and Pinamar, Crystal Lagoons, in association with important local real estate companies, has developed projects such as Terralagos, Lagoon Pilar, Acquavista, Vida Lagoon, Developer Aqua and Remeros Beach.

“Argentines are intensive users and enjoy beach life. This is why we have been so successful in this country, bringing a portion of the ocean to within walking distance of their homes. The impact has been particularly noticeable near Buenos Aires, in inland regions and in well-known resorts such as Mar del Plata and Pinamar and in areas that are farther away from the beach,” said Jean Pierre Juanchich, Crystal Lagoons regional director for Latin America.

Public Access Lagoons™

After revolutionizing the world real estate market for 10 years, Crystal Lagoons began a new stage, revolutionizing cities with Public Access Lagoons™ projects.

In Argentina, the firm is already at advanced negotiations with investors and developers to build this type of resort, which is not actually part of a private project, but are accessible to anyone for an entrance fee.

PAL™ developments are large crystalline lagoons surrounded with white sands, attractive service areas that include restaurants, beach clubs, retail stores, and amphitheaters as well as spaces for recreational and cultural activities, such as concerts, shows and movies, making them the meeting point of the 21st century.

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