Top Ten Most Special Swimming Pools in the World!
The Santa Alfonso Delma Resort in Algarovo, Chile, has one of the largest swimming pools in the world. It is 1013 metres long and covers an area of 80,000 square metres, equivalent to 11 football fields. The deepest part of the pool is 35.05 metres, which can hold 250,000 cubic metres of water. Tourists can even go boating in it. It has been listed in the Guinness World Records. It took five years to build the swimming pool, costing nearly 1 billion, and annual maintenance costs as high as 2 million. The emerald water in the swimming pool is so clear that the deepest underwater scene can be seen clearly.

2. Visitors bask in the sun or swim near a giant swimming pool at the Phoenician Hotel in Beirut, Lebanon. During the 15-year civil war in Lebanon (1975-1990), more than 150,000 people were killed. The civil war caused heavy losses to Lebanese society, which is still evident today.

3. The world's tallest swimming pool, located in the sky garden of the air swimming pool, 150 meters in length, more than 200 meters above the ground, is the world's largest air outdoor infinite swimming pool. The edge of the swimming pool seems to have no shelter, just like the edge of the waterfall. It is melted into the scenery of the tall buildings in the distance. It looks dangerous, but it is romantic. It's like a cliff. At first glance, the swimming pool seems to float without boundaries in the air, and the swimmers who swim in it seem to fall from 200 meters without paying attention. The pool water is like a clear spring on the edge of a cliff, and the spring water gradually spreads to the horizon. Where the water and the sky meet, it is like a waterfall flowing down.

4. From the air, the roof complex of the Golden Sands Hotel in Singapore's Coastal Bay looks like a huge cruise ship; from the ground, it looks like Stonehenge. The roof complex is situated on the roofs of three hotels, 656 feet above the ground, and the swimming pool is 200 feet long. There is also a viewing platform for 900 people, just like watching the scenery on the Singapore Ferris.

5. Yacht Island Design designed this super yacht called Tropical Island Paradise, which is 90 meters long and can accommodate only 10 passengers at a maximum speed of about 28 kilometers per hour. In addition to the eye-catching volcanoes and floating islands, the yacht also designed a small waterfall to provide water for the swimming pool, a beach cabin on the deck surrounded the pool and planted palm trees, and a cinema spa and VIP apron.

6. Singapore's top apartment "Qingyu", by renowned architect Moshe Safdie's design consists of two 38-storey towers connected by three pedestrian overpass gardens, including 509 units, and a swimming pool on the roof.
Qingyu creates a future way of living, which is both an apartment and a house. Because of natural ventilation, lush gardens, overpasses and wide sidewalks, the sunny sky gives residents a sense of living in their own homes, while enjoying luxurious infrastructure and convenience in Singapore's most popular residential areas.

7. Located in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan, Ocean Giant Egg is the world's largest indoor swimming pool, 300 meters long and 100 meters wide, and only 500 meters off the coast. The temperature in the museum is about 30 degrees Celsius, the roof is sky blue, and even there are "clouds". It has an artificial volcano, which is actually an artificial wave power generation system.

8. The mention of Santorini in Greece brings to mind the blue Aegean Sea, white houses, magnificent volcanoes, steep cliffs and the most beautiful sunset in the world. This fairy tale like place, I do not know how many people have become the most beautiful memories.
The GRACE Hotel is located in Imerovigli, a small town on the northwest coast of Santorini Island. Its largest swimming pool is built on the edge of a cliff, like a long sapphire mountainside. When you're tired of swimming, you can go to the pool bar for cocktails or drinks, or even order a light meal.

9. Victoria Falls is located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It is 360 feet high and has a naturally formed rock pool at its top, known as the Devil Pool. The water in the pool is relatively calm. It is one of the world-renowned natural landscapes. Victoria Falls, also known locally as the Mossiotunia Falls, means "thunder rolling rain fog". For most of the year, running rivers pour down from the top of waterfalls. But when the dry season comes, the amount of water decreases and tends to be calm. The rocks at the top edge of the cliff form a natural wall, which makes the river no longer flow downstream. A small amount of river water blocked by rocks forms a natural pool at the top of the waterfall. Because the pool is located on the edge of the cliff, it is called the most dangerous swimming pool in the world, Victoria Devil Pool.
Many tourists, attracted by this rare and unique landscape, have gone to the Devil's Pool to experience the world's most dangerous swimming pool. In September and October, when the water level is relatively low, you can swim in the Devil's Pool. In fact, although the name of "Devil Pool" is daunting, tourists do not have to worry about their own safety because of the rock enclosure. Tourists who have experienced it personally say that the "Devil Pool" does not sound so dangerous, except for the roaring water around it.

10. Hainan Sanya Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Park Bird's Nest Resort Bird's Nest Paradise Resort Hotel Peak Swimming Pool. The swimming pool is built on the cliff, so it has an interesting name - Cliff Tianchi. "Cliff Tianchi" is a swimming pool built on the cliff. It hangs between huge rocks in the mountains, merges with the Tianhai Sea and integrates with the mountains and forests. Like a fairyland on earth, I feel the unique artistic conception of the unity of heaven and man, as if time stopped at this moment. Crouching on the edge of the pool, looking at the Bay in the distance, looking at the trees under the pool, and feeling the beauty of fairyland quietly, you will find that you are swimming on the top of the tree.


