Regatas Lima Regatas Lima Club de Regatas Lima (CRL) (translation= "Lima Regatta Club") is a sports club in Lima, Peru. It was founded in 1875 as a rowing club, and is one of the oldest sport clubs in South America. It fields sport teams in multiple sports, including: rowing, sailing, football (soccer), basketball, swimming, and others. Club de Regatas Lima is the biggest club in Peru. It has five venues. La Punta (where the rowing team trains and sleeps). La Cantuta (Is a country venue complete with grills, swimming pools and restaurants, even a small zoo) Villa, (a sports oriented venue, yet
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