Multinational Crystal Lagoons Corp. the
patented technology developer of giant crystalline lagoons, marks its return to
Cityscape in Dubai
It starts on the 8th October, with the launch of its latest and grandest project to date, which once completed will be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records.
Crystal Lagoons has signed a deal to construct the world’s largest manmade lagoon, covering40 hectares , almost
four-times bigger than the world’s largest existing lagoon. Located in the
upscale Mohammed Bin
Rashid City
– District One residential community, located in the heart of Dubai Mohammed
Bin Rashid
City
The new lagoon with its expansive custom-made beaches, which offer unlimited scope for swimming, water sports and other water based leisure activities, will be a core amenity withinMohammed Bin Rashid City
Crystal Lagoons’ global portfolio of 250 projects located in 50 countries includes five high-profileMiddle East based developments. The company has completed
two lagoons in the popular Egyptian resort of Sharm El Sheikh - including
currently the world’s largest lagoon at 12 hectares – and
another completed project in Jordan ,
along with two other projects under development in Oman
The company is currently in discussions for a number of exciting new tourism projects inSaudi Arabia , Qatar ,
the UAE and Egypt
Crystal Lagoons’ portfolio of regional projects also includes the completed 4.29-hectare Dead Sea Lagoon in Jordan, a project developed in partnership with Turath for Tourism & Real Estate Projects, and the under development 4-hectare lagoon located within the new Barka Resort in Oman. The Alargan-developed resort is situated50 kilometres west of
the capital, Muscat, and the lagoon has become the focal point of the
community, which also offers three hotels, serviced apartments, villas,
townhouses, apartments and a souk.
With the announcement of its newDubai project, Crystal Lagoons is also on
the way to securing its third Guinness World Records’ title for the world’s
largest swimming pool, building on the success of its San Alfonso del Mar, Chile , and Sharm
El Sheik , Egypt
The only global company with the technological capability to make the development of giant bodies of water economically viable, Crystal Lagoons is positioning itself as offering a unique product differentiator to high-profile tourism and real estate projects around the world.
Its technology makes it possible for people to enjoy an authentic beach experience in previously unimaginable locations, such as the desert or in the centre of major cities, with the potential to add economic value to new tourism destinations and real estate projects.
Crystal Lagoons uses up to 100 times less chemicals than traditional pool systems and only two per cent of the energy required by conventional filtering technologies, making the lagoons incredibly sustainable.
It starts on the 8th October, with the launch of its latest and grandest project to date, which once completed will be entered into the Guinness Book of World Records.
Crystal Lagoons has signed a deal to construct the world’s largest manmade lagoon, covering
The new lagoon with its expansive custom-made beaches, which offer unlimited scope for swimming, water sports and other water based leisure activities, will be a core amenity within
Crystal Lagoons’ global portfolio of 250 projects located in 50 countries includes five high-profile
The company is currently in discussions for a number of exciting new tourism projects in
Crystal Lagoons’ portfolio of regional projects also includes the completed 4.29-hectare Dead Sea Lagoon in Jordan, a project developed in partnership with Turath for Tourism & Real Estate Projects, and the under development 4-hectare lagoon located within the new Barka Resort in Oman. The Alargan-developed resort is situated
With the announcement of its new
The only global company with the technological capability to make the development of giant bodies of water economically viable, Crystal Lagoons is positioning itself as offering a unique product differentiator to high-profile tourism and real estate projects around the world.
Its technology makes it possible for people to enjoy an authentic beach experience in previously unimaginable locations, such as the desert or in the centre of major cities, with the potential to add economic value to new tourism destinations and real estate projects.
Crystal Lagoons uses up to 100 times less chemicals than traditional pool systems and only two per cent of the energy required by conventional filtering technologies, making the lagoons incredibly sustainable.