10 Most Beautiful Swimming Pools

10 Most Beautiful Swimming Pools

We are back with yet another exciting video. Today, we are going to take a glimpse at some of the mosr
wonderful swimming pool around the world. They define innovation, luxury and comfort. Don’t forget to

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10-One & Only Reethi Rah Pool, Maldives:

Situated in the heavenly land of Maldives, The Serenity pool at the One & Only Reethi Rah resort in the

Maldives is one of its kind. It’s construction is an architectural marvel. With scenic feature and striking

tropical view, the pool perfectly stretches across the endless blue horizon giving an unforgettable view.

This will make you scream what Taylor Swift sings, “It’s blue the feeling I’ve got. It’s design is

sophicatically crafted and it is super sleek. Apart from swimming in the pool, taking moment to enjoy

the exceptional views will be an unforgettable experience. On the top of that this is only an adults only

pool, so there is no noise and clamour of the kids and teenagers. We are pretty sure, imagining about

this place is giving your chills down your spine.

9-Marina Bays Sand Infinity Pool, Singapore:

the Marina Bay, Marina Bay Sands extends Singapore’s downtown hub along the Bay front. Ever since

its opening, the uniqueness of the place has turned it into a tourist symbol of Singapore. It is really an

unforgettable experience to visit the place and enjoy the beautiful scenic view from the rooftop. One of

the most notable and unique feature of the place is the infinity pool, which continues to astonish its

visitors. It is the most prominent and intriguing feature of the Skypark. It is known for it unique length

and has the title of being one of its kind as it is present on an impressive height. It has an impressive

145-metre vanishing edge. For its guests, it is almost like dipping into an edgeless swimming pool in the

sky.

8-The Cambrian Hotel Pool, Switzerland:

Thanks to its stunning view of the Alps, “The Times” included The Cambrian in its top 10 list of the

world’s most beautiful outdoor pools. The Cambrian Hotel pool is in one of the most picturesque

settings you will find anywhere in the world. Plus, you’ll find the amazing contrast between snowy

landscapes and swimming in the warm pool water is one of life’s unforgettable experiences.The view of

the Wildstrubel from the heated outdoor swimming pool (32 °C) is unique, while the mountains appear

close enough to touch from the whirlpool loungers. A waterfall splashes in the indoor pool, where

guests can relax in pleasant temperatures of 28 °C. With some of Switzerland's best ski slopes as well as

hiking trails, this outstanding location is the ideal destination for both winter and summer.

7-San Alfonso del Mar Pool, Chile



It is located in the wonderful town of Algarrobo on Chile's southern coast which is known for its resorts.

The San Alfonso del Mar is totally unique and it is safe to say that has changed the way the world looks

at swimming pools. It is because this pool is large enough to sail a boat in. This mega pool measures a

staggering three thousand three hundred feet long and covers a surface area of almost twenty acres.

The pool took five years to build and cost nearly $2 billion USD which is about $1.1 trillion Chilean pesos.

Developers used an innovative salt-water filtering technology created by Crystal Lagoons to purify more

than 66 million gallons of ocean water to fill the pool. If you love watersports, then this is the pool for

you. Different activities take place here every year. But, it still remains uncrowded due to spacious area.

6-Umaid Bhawan Palace Pool, India

The Umaid Bhawan Palace is more than just a place to swim. It’s one of the official palace of the royal

family that has been turned into a resort.It took 15 years to be completed. It is huge and bewitching

place to have a stay. This spacious palace was used to be known as biggest home in the world during its

time. It features a pool that is very special, as it's actually underground and inside the

residence itself. It's called the "Zodiac" and was designed in the style of Art Deco. Why is it called

"Zodiac"? Well, if you go to the bottom of the pool, you'll find yourself looking at Mosaics depicting the

twelve symbols of the Zodiac. But that's not the real "value" of the pool room, for both the walls and the

ceiling are covered in gold tiles.Thousands of them in fact. And should you be lucky enough, you can go

there today and actually swim with members of the Indian royal family, who still live there at times. All

told, the pool and palace (at the time of its construction), cost around $225,000 which would be around

$3.2 million by today's standards. Now, it is considered almost priceless.