Summertime is here! In some parts of the world (especially Eastern Europe), it's already so hot you can barely stroll without thinking of taking a cool bath at home or, why not, in some luxurious swimming pool. It is believed that the first swimming pool was built in modern-day Pakistan, at the Mohenjo-Daro – it was called the Great Bath. It's also thought that the Great Bath was dug during the third millennium before Christ. It measures 12/7 meters and is lined with bricks while covered in a tar-based material. Ancient Greeks and the Roman Empire also built artificial pools. They served many purposes, including training, water games, and military exercises. Today we are going to present you with ten great swimming pools. Enjoy!
10. Hotel Villa Mahal
Starting our list of great swimming pools are the infinity pools found at the Villa Mahal. It is recognized as some of the most beautiful swimming pools in the world thanks to its "infinity" design – meaning that it gives you the illusion of a pool that's dropping from the sky.
9. Atlantis Resort in Paradise Island
The Atlantis Resort is a haven for those of you who are passionate about sailing. Their harbour host yachts of up to 220 feet long, not to mention the huge sized pool which features numerous fun attributes, such as slides, waterfalls, grottoes and much more.
8. Perivolas Luxury Hotel in Santorini
The Perivolas Luxury Hotel is one hotel that has luxury spelt all over it. It is placed in the most beautiful village on Greece's romantic island, Santorini. Their infinity pool is often regarded as the most famous hotel pools in the world. The view is simply breathtaking.
7. Six Senses Hideaway in Zighy Bay
Although our next addition may look like a small and unimpressive pool, it's most definitely not. Besides being placed on the popular Zighy Bay – Oman, the infinity pool features private beach sections, cabanas and other pools, and a whole lot of luxurious resorts.
6. Four Seasons in Costa Rica
The Four Seasons in Costa Rica is a luxurious resort which offers amazing adventures for anyone. In addition to the superb beaches, restaurants and relaxation services, you can find a great infinity pool at the Four Seasons Hotel.
5. Mandarin Oriental in New York
The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City offers an amazing view over Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, placing it as one of the most luxurious hotels in NYC. Their pool is a source of relaxation, offering both the benefits of swimming in a controlled environment and the beautiful view of the city which never sleeps.
4. Begawan Giri Hotel in Ubud
Next on our list of ten great swimming pools is the modest but not-without-beauty villa-style hotel. Its outstanding view gathers millions of people from around the world, in addition to the excellent pool services it enables. Pack your bags and go for the ride of your life.
3. Golden Nugget Las Vegas
If swimming in this particular pool does not satisfy your needs, don't worry, because the Golden Nugget still features several points of attractions, such as the salt-water aquarium with fish and sharks, amongst other entertaining activities you can experience.
2. Burj Al Arab in Dubai
When it comes to luxury and well fair, there are few cities in the world that could compete with probably the most extravagant cities in the UAE (United Arab Emirates). So if you're thinking of dipping your toes in one of the most expensive swimming pools around, consider the Burj Al Arab swimming pool.
1. Crown Towers Hotel in Taipa Island Macau
We finally reached our number one choice in this list of ten great swimming pools. Number one on the list is the Crown Towers Hotel in Taipa – a cool-looking pool that looks over an outstanding skyline from high up. So, if you want to enjoy the most amazing sunset you've seen so far, don't be shy and visit this resort.
Have you ever thought have designing your own swimming pool online? Well, you can and there are plenty of websites out there that are worth a look. And in the meanwhile, why not let us know which of these swimming pools you liked the most?
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