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Hong Kong Pools – Cool Off in One of the Many Hong Kong Pools

If you’re sick of getting sweaty each time you step outdoors or spending all of your money on air-conditioning, why not take a dip in one of Hong Kong’s exquisite pools? Perfect for swimming laps or splashing around, these outdoor and indoor pools with breathtaking city views offer the ideal setting to help refresh you!

With 44 public pools across Hong Kong, swimming at one of these amazing swimming spots will make your summer truly memorable. Situated throughout Hong Kong and some equipped with special facilities such as water slides and kiddie pools to keep the whole family occupied, Hong Kong’s 44 public pools will certainly keep everyone amused this summer!

Victoria Harbour waterfront saw the unveiling of an innovative pool complex designed by architect Terry Farrell that cost $671 million HK ($86 million U.S.). Comprised of main pool, spectator stands that can seat 1,200 people, four waterslides – including two 9-meter waterslides that claim to be among the world’s fastest – and two 9-meter waterslides, this spaceship-like complex was completed after eight years at a cost of $671 million HK.

The YMCA Bridges Street Centre is Hong Kong’s inaugural indoor swimming pool and offers competitive pricing compared to other city pools. Not only can kids and adults alike take part in various water activities here such as swimming lessons and synchronized swimming – there is something here for all age groups!

Though coronavirus restrictions have been lifted, certain pools remain closed on certain days or at regular intervals for maintenance and repairs. Please visit the Leisure and Cultural Services Department website for detailed schedules and more information.

No experience can compare with relaxing in a stunning swimming pool like that at Hotel Indigo’s 29th-floor pool with glass bottom, which allows swimmers to peer down at Hong Kong from above them.

On weekdays between 4-8 pm, non-hotel guests are welcome to use the pool, equipped with a snack bar. If you intend on swimming for long, it is advisable to bring a towel and sunblock. Alternatively, if you would like a drink or snacks while at the pool be sure to reserve a lounge chair beforehand.

Apart from its main pool, Hammer Hill features an outdoor kid lagoon that features interactive facilities like aqua tunnels, water shooters and slides for your little ones to use. If they get tired of all the waterslides there is an inflatable pirate ship and splash pad available to them. So if you are searching for somewhere fun and exciting to spend a day with family – Hammer Hill may just be what you are looking for!