Hongkongers know first-hand how hot summer can be in this bustling metropolis. While there are various ways to beat the heat, one effective option would be taking a dip at one of Hongkong’s stunning pools.
From an artificial infinity pool on the 118th floor of Ritz-Carlton to a natural pond deep within the mountains, Hongkong pools offer stunning scenery and unforgettable swimming experiences. Take a refreshing swim or simply admire the views; either way these gorgeous spots will surely satisfy your thirst for sunshine.
Hongkong may not be synonymous with pools; perhaps more readily associated with shopping and dim sum. Yet this vibrant city is home to hundreds of exquisite pools–including one that stands at over 25 meters–to satisfy even your thirstiest travelers. From local residents and staycationers alike, these incredible Hongkong pools are sure to satisfy every thirst!
This unique seashell-shaped swimming pool was inspired by its surroundings: ocean. Crafted of unique materials that let sunlight in naturally, its tranquillity and beauty provide the ideal place for relaxation in the city – especially with an outdoor pool that provides refreshing swims as well as picnic areas and an indoor complex offering 25m training and teaching pools!
Victoria Park Municipal Pool was constructed to serve the many families who visit Victoria Park every day as a recreational hub. Children especially love playing in the outdoor pool while indoor pools provide plenty of opportunity for people of all ages to practice swimming skills – or people watch. Both outdoor and indoor pools feature views of Ngong Ping cable cars gliding through the sky – perfect places for people watching and people-watching alike!
Apart from indoor and outdoor pools, this large complex also houses a water sports centre, fitness centre with weight training equipment, as well as a gym that serves as an ideal space for stretching after swimming or working out.
As well as offering sports facilities, the complex is known for its charming architecture and location. Its large circular swimming pool is surrounded by trees and shrubs for a peaceful swim, while on its grounds are tennis courts, jogging tracks, and an outdoor basketball court – ideal places for relaxation!
At this luxurious hotel, the pools are open to non-hotel guests as well, and admission costs HK$17 on weekdays and HK$19 on weekends; discounted admission rates apply to those aged 3-13 with disabilities or full-time students who qualify. Visitors can also take in breathtaking views of Victoria Peak from its terrace and order drinks and meals from the pool bar during their visit; alternatively there are restaurants nearby offering similar offerings as well as an entrance shop offering swimming costumes, floats and accessories. Swimming can help relieve stress while increasing energy levels;