PUBLIC ACCESS LAGOONS

Crystal Lagoons has created a revolution in recreational entertainment, making beach life possible in any place or corner of the planet that you can imagine, with man-made turquoise lagoons surrounded by white sandy beaches and palm trees.

Public Access Lagoons by Crystal Lagoons is a new concept that now allows everyone to take a vacation anywhere in the world, even just a few blocks away from home. They transform each development into a recreational/family destination and upgrade each venue into the meeting point of the 21st century.

Whenever we think about going on vacation or taking a relaxing break, the idea of white sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters immediately springs to mind. A tropical paradise, the idea of being able to relax on the beach, practice water sports, or just lay back and enjoy stunning views, are all part of an idyllic concept that everyone is looking for.

But this is not just beach life as you always imagined it: enjoy the best bars and restaurants; attend impressive concerts and shows or take a perfect promenade in the evening enjoying a beach setting with the most stunning crystalline lagoon.

The business model for Public Access Lagoons is so simple. Crystal Lagoons generates a partnership with developers and earns a small percentage of the ticket income.

Crystal Lagoons technology, which can bring beach life with turquoise water and white sandy beaches to any place in the world, can now be enjoyed by everyone. Public Access Lagoons can generate stunning beach fronts with high visitor traffic, perfect for retail, pubs & restaurants, equipment rentals, sports stores and much more. They not only allow venues to dramatically increase attendance like never before, but to also greatly increase the average ticket price and consumption expenditure of each visitor by generating spaces for friends and families, games, competitions, water sports, beach sports and shows. They create endless possibilities of opportunities for everyone to relax and socialize in a safe environment at any time of day, which both retain visitors for a longer time and highly impact revenue generation.

This concept has generated so much interest around the world that Crystal Lagoons has already partnered with two major projects in the US (Florida and Nevada) that have validated the concept through their unprecedented success. Additionally, projects are being developed in many countries including Thailand, Australia, Turkey, Argentina, Spain and Chile, creating partnerships with Zoos, Amusement Parks, Water Parks, Universities, Membership Clubs, Shopping Centers, Speedways, Casinos, Stadiums, Municipalities and more.

Our Public Access Lagoons can be customized according to the specific needs of different types of clients.

This iconic resort in Las Vegas holds the only golf course on the Las Vegas Strip.

When introduced to the Public Access Lagoons concept, Chairman of Wynn Resorts and renowned founder of the Las Vegas Strip Steve Wynn knew that the golf course had to be replaced with a Public Access Lagoon. The projections made by Wynn’s team indicate that the golf course’s EBITDA will increase by over 500% with the inclusion of the crystalline lagoon. The project announcement in 2016 led to the stock value going up by double digit figures, which was unprecedented news for the shareholders.

Although initially it was agreed to replace the golf course with a lagoon for the practice of water sports, after Crystal Lagoons developed the concept of Public Access Lagoons and presented it to Wynn Resorts, the project was reformulated in a way that includes an idyllic beach life and this innovative concept that will completely transform the famous Las Vegas Strip.

Alovera Beach is to be developed with an investment of 15.6 million euros just 40 minutes away from Madrid. The project, which will be built over an area of 10.5 hectares (ha), will include a 2.5 ha crystalline lagoon surrounded by 1.5 ha of sandy beaches, thanks to Crystal Lagoons® technology. Furthermore, this innovative beach will have water slides, kids’ swimming pools, a school for water sports like kayak, sailing or paddle board and food services such as restaurants, beach bars and snack bars.

The construction phase will create 330 direct and indirect jobs and, when in operation during high season, 170 workers will be directly employed. Entrance tickets will cost around 10 euros and between 250,000 and 400,000 visitors are expected initially.

The idea of Alovera Beach came about when they were looking at ways to revitalize the area’s urban development. This urban development will mean an increase in the number of inhabitants of Alovera from the current 12,000 to about 30,000. Today, the land is used for the town’s wastewater and waste disposal. The chairman of Grupo Rayet, Félix Abánades, assured that the project will regenerate an area where the environment had deteriorated. “The project is self-sustainable, but it is also intended to sustain the real estate project, given that the infrastructure will reappraise the value of municipal land as well as properties.”.