The share at the San Alfonso del Mar hotel in Algarrobo, Chile maintains the history of being the biggest on the globe. At 1,012 measures (3,324 ft) in total and a total area of 8 hectares (19.77 acres), it is bigger than 20 Olympic-size swimming pools and six-times bigger than its nearest competition, the Orthlieb Pool in Casablanca, The other agents. It also maintains the Guinness Community Record for being the inner share on the globe with the further end at 115 toes.
The share started out in Dec 2006 after nearly five years of development work and is said to have set designers back as much as £1billion. It takes a further £2million a year to keep it functional.
The tremendous man-made share hurts drinking water immediately in from the sea using a computer-controlled suction power and narrow. Water is injected from the beach into the share where the sun touches it to 26C - nine levels higher than the sea. The share maintains 250 million liters (66 million gallons) of drinking water and is navigable in small vessels. Its aqua blue beach are so magnificent that you can see the end even in the deeply end.