As temperatures heat up, we all look forward to dipping into one of Hong Kong’s many swimming pools for a cool dip. But with so many choices available to us, how can we select one for ourselves or friends? From rooftop pools and indoor facilities to luxury rooftop facilities – we have you covered. So grab your swimsuit and sunscreen, let’s dive into our list of Hong Kong pools!
The Peninsula is well known as an iconic shopping paradise, but its stunning pool is the crowning glory. Boasting Roman-inspired columns, this luxurious palatial pool provides the perfect space for swimming or simply lounging back with views of Hong Kong’s skyline in the background. Exclusive to hotel guests only, don’t miss out – discover other things to do at this luxury property here.
If you’re looking to soak in some sun and scenery while swimming a few laps, head over to Cordis Hong Kong’s large rooftop pool in Mongkok for uninterrupted laps before it gets busy. Additionally, this pool offers two water slides and a kiddie pool, making it popular with families as well.
Apart from its stunning views, this pool also offers many enjoyable activities for visitors and locals alike. Children will love playing on the fountains and water buckets while parents can sit back by the water watching their little ones splash around. As one of Hong Kong’s most beautiful pools, this spot has quickly become popular with both visitors and locals.
With eight unique swimming pools to choose from, this is one of Hong Kong’s largest public pools. Here you will find everything from diving and Olympic-sized pools, children’s leisure pools and diving platforms to water slides – one being Hong Kong’s tallest and longest!
Entry to this public pool costs HK$17 on weekdays and 19 on weekends; or free for concession rates such as seniors (aged 60+), children aged 3-13 (ages 3-13), students, etc. It opens from April until the end of October.