The development has an internal lake of 20 hectares and 1 km of shoreline on Laguna de los Cisnes (Laguna del Sauce), with 4,000 hectares available for water sports.
The area is home to black-necked swans and other migratory and native species. It offers space for walks, lakeside strolls, fishing and enjoying sunsets and starry skies.
Wildlife and preservation:
Club de Campo Laguna de los Cisnes is located in an area of Laguna del Sauce inhabited by native wildlife, including otters, river otters, foxes, ferrets, capybaras and a variety of birds, such as southern screamers, vermilion flycatchers (redstarts), federales, cowbirds, viuditas, fork-tailed flycatchers and southern lapwings.
Migratory birds also visit the area in summer, including roseate spoonbills, white geese, several species of ducks and black-necked swans, which give this section of the lagoon its name. These species are part of an ecosystem that is an integral feature of the country club.
The ecosystem’s balance and preservation depend on respecting the species’ natural habitat. The developers established environmental care guidelines, and property owners participate in preserving the surroundings.
Amenities:
- 24-hour security and surveillance
- Club House with gym, outdoor swimming pool, barbecue area, games room and event hall
- Driving Range
- Tennis court
- 5-a-side football pitch
- Stables
Internal reference: Tera-4211
