Solanas Vacation Club

Tree Climbing & Canopy was an adventure tourism proposal developed at the Solanas Complex as part of the "Solanas Adventure" project.

The experience included a circuit of 10 suspension bridges located 5 meters high and a 60-meter zip line, reaching a total length of more than 200 meters. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, a 180-meter zip line was added, hovering over the iconic Crystal Beach, becoming one of the complex's most notable attractions.

The facilities were located in a large pine and eucalyptus forest, which required the development of a specific system of wooden clamps, designed to secure the anchors to the trees without affecting their growth.

The sustained work in this natural environment also allowed us to perfect our construction style, adjusting it to different types of trees and structural conditions.

The circuit was complemented by activities such as "monto" bridges, hanging ladders, pendulums, vines, and an aerial tram, creating a varied and challenging adventure park.

This was one of the projects where comprehensive management was achieved, as the design, construction, operation, and maintenance were all handled by our team.

For more than a decade, the park received an average of 500 visitors per year, generating valuable technical and operational experience.

A project sustained over time, which allowed us to strengthen work methodologies, enrich the visitor experience, and consolidate an adventure offering in a high-demand tourist environment.