Day: April 16, 2024

Hong Kong is known for its skyscrapers, yet hidden swimming pools provide tranquil respite from city life. From hidden gems that offer total isolation to ones designed to take your breath away – here are some of the top Hong Kong pools you should visit this summer.

Rosewood Hong Kong offers guests an idyllic retreat on its sixth floor – the Asaya Pool is the ideal spot to cool off this summer with an idyllic 25-meter pool that features both lap swimming and simply lounging around to take in city skylines at day or night. Exclusive for hotel guests only, you’ll likely have it all to yourself! Additionally, guests can access delicious snacks like Alaskan King Crab Rolls and Strawberry Mirlitons from its spacious deck as part of their staycation package arranged through Klook!

Hong Kong offers some stunning pools with breathtaking views – this 25-meter one located right in the city center is sure to deliver! Overlooking Victoria Harbour, this 25-meter pool is perfect for lap swimming or relaxing by the water’s edge – plus there is also a jacuzzi and sauna on site for added indulgence! Also great people-watching as one of Hong Kong’s most visited spots!

Terry Farrell’s spaceship-like swimming pool, completed over eight years and opening on Victoria Harbour’s shores last February, is truly mesmerizing. Boasting main, training, teaching pools as well as two waterslides (one is wheelchair accessible!), as well as whimsical water installations including mushroom and tree-shaped fountains; it truly made an impressionful statement to all visitors to Victoria Harbour.

Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), which also oversees other city pools. For a complete listing of public swimming pools across Toronto, visit their official website. Entry requires purchasing an LCSD Monthly Ticket ($150 for adults; half price tickets for students, children aged 3-13 and senior citizens); we suggest doing this online as this makes the experience smoother, safer and cuts queue times down significantly!