Hong Kong’s scorching summer heat can leave you feeling overburdened and exhausted, forcing you into retreat indoors. But instead of seeking refuge under air-conditioning for hours on end, why not head for one of Hong Kong’s premier pools instead? These locations provide an enjoyable way to cool off while taking in some spectacular sights in town!
There are 44 public swimming pools throughout the city that will surely meet your needs, such as YMCA Bridges Street Centre and Ma On Shan pool complex – two popular choices being the latter which boasts large and spacious spectator stands that hold 1,200 people, smaller teaching and training pools, four waterslides and four waterslides!
Fanling Pool in Tseung Kwan O offers an unforgettable, soothing swimming experience, situated off-the-beaten-path and less bustling than other spots in Hong Kong. Here, you can unwind while also swimming smoothly and effortlessly – two 50-meter pools exist alongside smaller training/practice ones for training/practice purposes and there’s even a toddlers pool with playful water installations like mushroom and tree-shaped fountains!
Kowloon Park Swimming Pool in Tsim Sha Tsui offers another option. It is large and spacious, making it an excellent place for hosting swimming events. In addition, the facility features other amenities, including leisure pools for leisure swimming as well as training pools for diving training – in addition to having an impressive spectator stand and being surrounded by greenery.
Interested in rooftop pools with breathtaking views? Hong Kong’s W Hotel features one on its 76th-floor rooftop. Here, the pool provides beautiful panoramas of city below while their signature WET Deck hosts stylish yet wild pool parties during summer nights.
Finding a pool builder within your budget is of utmost importance when choosing one for your project. Building a pool requires many expenses, so choosing a company who understands this limitation and will work to deliver what you were hoping for should also be of paramount importance. You should also ensure the builder has an established history, including being licensed and insured – research local companies online as well as asking friends or family for recommendations in order to locate the most appropriate builder for you and your needs.