Top 5 Hong Kong Pools

Swimming is a fantastic and relaxing activity with many health advantages. Swimming helps burn calories, build strength and flexibility, improve cardiovascular health and even relieve anxiety or depression – so making time for this form of physical activity in life is crucial – with numerous fantastic pools in Hong Kong providing fun activities and scenic views!

At the center of HK Island lies this pool that boasts spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon. In summer months, this outdoor pool provides some of the best opportunities to witness unforgettable sunsets across Hong Kong City. Perfect for spending a relaxing day outside with water slides, fountains and even a pirate ship for kids – make this an experience you won’t forget anytime soon!

If you need an escape from Hong Kong’s hustle and bustle, this pool provides the ideal solution. Set among lush trees, it offers sun loungers to help you unwind after swimming a lap or two. Plus there is even an on-site restaurant serving food!

At one of Hong Kong’s newest and luxurious pools, this is one of the must-visit attractions. Situated on the 118th floor of the International Commerce Center and boasting floor-to-ceiling windows, mirrored ceilings, LED walls that create coral reef effects – making for one of the most unforgettable swimming experiences possible – you’re sure to leave feeling rejuvenated after taking a dip here.

With three swimming pools – main, teaching and diving – this Hong Kong public pool offers plenty of exercise opportunities for families while they’re on holiday. The Olympic-sized main pool provides excellent lap swimming conditions while its outer area features kiddie pools, splash decks and two water slides – ideal spots to spend a sunny afternoon and take in stunning views of Hong Kong skyline!

Hong Kong boasts 44 public swimming pools, with nine located on Hong Kong Island, 13 in Kowloon and 22 in the New Territories. Most are run by Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), with entry fees at either HK$17 during weekdays or 19 during weekends – with discounts offered to senior citizens, people with disabilities as well as students aged 3-13.

Accessibility-wise, Manhattan boasts the highest concentration of pools with 67% of residents being able to walk to them within 15 minutes or less, while Staten Island had only 12% being able to do this. Even with these low numbers there are still numerous swimming pools you can visit within NYC so click through and explore them further!