5. Swimming pool at San Alfonso del Mar, Chile
It iss a private resort in Algarrobo, Chile, about 100 km west of Santiago. The resort had one of the world's largest swimming pools. At the time of its completion in 2006, it was in the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest pool in the world by area.
The pool is 1,013 metres or 3,323 feet long, covering 20 acres, containing some 250 million litres of seawater, with a maximum depth of 3.5 m (11.5 ft). The water is pumped from the adjacent Pacific Ocean, then filtered and treated. Access to the pool is limited to resort residents only.
4. Infinity pool at Address Beach Resort, Dubai
There are few feelings as liberating as swimming in the open air, below blue skies that stretch all the way to horizon -- and now in Dubai you can do it nearly 1,000 feet above sea level.
Named in March as the world's tallest infinity pool inside a building, the rooftop bathing spot at the newly opened Address Beach Resort is a vertiginous 293.906 meters high (964 feet and 3.1 inches). That's about nine-tenths as tall as the Eiffel Tower. Ooh laa laa.
This ain't no paddling pool either -- at 94.84 meters in length and 16.5 meters in width, it's nearly twice as long as an Olympic-sized pool.
Although guests might want to relax on their training for Paris 2024 and just soak up the panoramic views of the brand new Ain Dubai ferris wheel -- the world's tallest -- and the white sands of Jumeirah Beach.
The pool is only open to hotel guests, aged 21 and older, but you can get the vistas without slipping into a swimming costume by booking a table at the adjacent rooftop restaurant, Zeta Seventy Seven.
3. Infinity pool at The Hanging Gardens of Ubud, Bali
It is a luxurious destination in the heart of the jungle. Situated near Payangan a town village North of Ubud and resting in the centre of the magical island of Gods. Overlooking the Ayung River and ancient Dalem Segara temple, the award-wining resort stands on the edge of a stunning valley, surrounded by lush rain forests and pictu resque rice terraces.
2. Infinity pool at Hubertus Hotel, Dolomites, Italy
This 25-metre long Sky Pool in South tyrol is heated all year round. It is a true architectural marvel, floating above the mountain meadows, touching the horizon, and giving you an incomparable feeling of freedom. A feeling that you will never forget. A feeling that you want to experience again and again.
The unique Sky Pool in South Tyrol is the secret star that fills entire pages in lifestyle magazines and provides the perfect backdrop for Instagram posts. The idea for this extraordinary infinity pool in the Dolomites with a glass front came from senior host Christian Gasser. At a height of twelve metres, our Sky Pool, which is heated all year round and is unique in South Tyrol, spreads out like a wing in the unspoilt natural landscape. The water surface merges seamlessly with the impressive mountain world. Borders disappear, the view widens. The window in the floor of the Sky Pool in South Tyrol reveals new perspectives.
1. Sky pool, London
This pool was opened on 26th May 2021. The Sky Pool is a swimming pool at the Embassy Gardens development in the Nine Elms region of Wandsworth, a borough of southwest London. It is suspended 115 feet above the ground and forms a bridge between two tall apartment buildings. This pool is heated and is 82 feet in length; it is the middle 45 foot section of the pool that is suspended. The roof area was not large enough to accommodate a pool, and so the concept of the "floating pool" was developed.
Unfortunately this pool is only open to the residents staying there and their guests.
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