Featuring the World’s largest crystal-clear saltwater lagoon – San Alfonso del Mar resort in Chile is “the place to be” for every traveler. The lagoon is a 2 kilometers long, holding 250,000 cubic meters of water from the Pacific that is comparable to 6,000 standard domestic swimming pools. It is known to hold 100 times less toxins than the normal pools – traditional filters giving way to “pulse-based disinfections method.”
The San Alfonso buildings located along the pool showcases unique pyramid-like structures providing an excellent view of a wonderful ocean from each apartment. The resort embellished with a tropical setting encloses palm trees and white-sand beaches encircling every building that animates an ambiance – extremely persevering for the residents. The large balconies are set up to view Algarrobo’s largest beach that stretches over two kilometers, colorful sailboats, the bay and especially the blue, one-breaker wave beach perfect for anglers. San Alfonso del Mar resort hosts world-class quality and unmatchable comfort to ensure that each dweller gets a second-home feel.
(4 votes, average: 4.5 out of 5)
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By agnes posted on Aug 18th, 2008
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can u please let me know how much is charged for a stay and where i could book it….
By Robert Greenstein posted on Sep 23rd, 2008
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Please send information with reference to Hotel
If your development includes private homes, villas or condos, kindly send information relative to that as well.
Thank you,
Judge Robert E. Greenstein
7519 La Paz Condo #104
Boca Raton Florida, 33433
By Standup Comedy posted on Oct 6th, 2009
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2 kilometers long swiming pool? how long will it takes for the cleaning boys to clean it up? and where do they get the fresh water to fill it up?
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