Hong Kong may not immediately spring to mind as a destination with swimming pools; after all, this city is best known for shopping and dim sum. But you might be amazed to learn that this bustling metropolis boasts some amazing pools ranging from worldâs highest pool to natural infinity pond on mountainside â check out our list of Hongkong pools here.
Whampoa Garden features an inviting rooftop pool that boasts breathtaking views of the city skyline, complete with comfortable chaise lounges, bar service and whirlpool bath for a truly relaxing swim. If you need a quick snack stop by Asaya Kitchen nearby for fresh seafood and salad dishes.
While you might expect this luxury hotelâs pool to be situated somewhere more luxurious, it actually lies only minutes from Causeway Bay. Its large heated rooftop pool boasts breathtaking views across Kowloon harbor and city while there is also a Jacuzzi and lap pool available to use â not forgetting deckchairs in sun or shade to lounge on as well as drinks at Violet Bar! Additionally, for those who wish to maintain fitness levels there is also a 24/7 gym service at the hotel that is open 24/7 for anyone wanting to keep active!
Travel to the 118th Floor of the International Commerce Center is not for the faint of heart, but the experience will surely make an impressionful statement about who you are as an individual. Boasting one of the highest rooftop pools worldwide with floor-to-ceiling windows, mirrored ceilings, LED walls with coral reef patterns on them, floor-to-ceiling windows and LED walls creating the illusion of coral reefs, it makes this trip truly remarkable.
Hong Kong pools provide plenty of room for lazily swimming laps or splashing about in the water for sheer fun in the sun. Furthermore, their waters tend to be clean and refreshing compared to that in mainland China where reports of polluted pools were reported numerous times last year. If youâre considering moving to Hong Kong it would be beneficial to find property within larger developments with swimming facilities â at least 50-metre outdoor pools should be included with some having indoor facilities as well.