Hong Kong offers plenty of exciting activities, but one activity stands out as especially relaxing and enjoyable – swimming! Rooftop pools, hotel swimming pools or public ones – there are numerous ways you can spend a relaxing day splashing about in water; with some of Hong Kong’s premier pools boasting breathtaking views!
Hong Kong pools are highly sought-after by both residents and visitors. Victoria Park in particular is famous for hosting five different pools to meet the demands of families visiting it; Victoria Park’s main pool boasts an impressive collection of water slides that cater to different ages, while additionally there is also a leisure pool and jacuzzi available for use.
W Hotel Wet Pool is another top pick. Situated on the 76th floor, this trendy pool provides an incredible opportunity to experience Hong Kong from above. Boasting magnificent skyscraper views, swimming while taking advantage of their great view is possible while sipping refreshing beverages from their pool bar – or you could always just lounge out on their expansive deck and admire Hong Kong’s incredible skyline view from up close!
Not only renowned for its stunning view, this luxury hotel’s pool is also known for being an enjoyable way to unwind with friends and family. Equipped with features such as a lazy river, waterfall, and slide – not forgetting its picturesque scenery with an abundance of birds and animals – its pool will leave you feeling completely relaxed!
For those who would rather remain within the comfort of their own homes, Hong Kong offers several indoor swimming pools open for public use – Admiralty Swimming Pool, Aberdeen Pool, Wan Chai Public Pool and Tin Shui Wai North Public Pool are just a few examples – though these tend to get very busy, they may offer the ideal solution if travelling long distance is an impossibility.
To gain more information about Hong Kong pools, the official website of LCSD can provide invaluable resources. Here, they offer details on all public pools – their operating hours, fees and facilities as well as their location on a map – plus you can buy monthly swimming pool tickets that allow entry to any public pool at discounted rates (for students aged 60 or over the cheapest ticket is $150; simply visit their site and click on their link!). Buying one is as simple as clicking through their link!