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Check Out This List Of 10 Most Stunning Pools In The Entire World! (3 of 3)

 

 

Jade Mountain, St Lucia

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People aren’t wrong when they say that some things in this world cannot be shared. This stands true for infinity pools as well. However, if you truly want an infinity pool all for yourself, you need to visit the Jade Mountain in St Lucia to enjoy it. From a choice of over twenty-four grand, sanctuary-style rooms with each having an infinity pool of its own, you can pick one for yourself and enjoy it with your loved one. The pools are aesthetically pleasing, with the ends visually merging with the striking Caribbean Sea. If you want a bigger pool, go for the bigger sanctuary.

Imagine getting up from your bed and slipping straight into your own infinity pool with not a sign of anyone around. You can enjoy swimming, or you can just float and watch the breathtaking scenes of the Piton Mountains.

Why visit? If you are not in the mood to have people around you, this is the perfect place to head out to where you can spend some quality time without someone interrupting your privacy.

 

 

San Alfonso del Mar, Algarrobo, Chile

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When the pool is as large as the Chilean San Alfonso del Mar, you can’t really call it just a pool! This gigantic pool is spread across a total length of over 3300 feet and an area of close to twenty acres! You can stand on one side of this infinity pool and you will very much feel like you are standing on the edge of an ocean.

Also, the San Alfonso del Mar used to claim the top spot in the list of biggest infinity pools on the planet, but has been replaced by the City Stars Sharm El Sheikh now. However, that has no bearing on the fact that this is still a truly beautiful and huge pool. The waters are maintained at just around twenty-six-degree centigrade and look quite like the tropical blue waters of the South Pacific Ocean. Enjoy your swim!

Why visit? If you are a water sports lover and you always wanted to try it in a pool, this is perhaps the only place to do it. You can try out snorkelling, sailing, kayaking or even scuba diving in this pool! Also, you would probably want to take a few photos to make your friends jealous. Or better, ask them to tag alongside you. Sounds fun, isn’t it?

 

 

Ubud Hanging Gardens, Bali, Indonesia

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There is probably only one scenario better than having access to an infinity pool – it is having double infinity pools! The picturesque pool at Ubud Hanging Gardens is definitely a dreamy infinity pool with a split-level structure. If you are taking a swim in the top infinity pool, you can only enjoy not only the view of the tropical jungle around, but also of the pool that’s right below! On the other hand, the lower pool offers you the possibility of just walking down the steps made out of stones, or lying on the main island while enjoying the calm sound of water cascading from the pool above.

Why visit? If you’ve always wanted to enjoy a swim in an infinity pool with a view that is totally stunning, this place should be on your travel list. Considered by many (and rightly so!) the most beautiful places to be photographed in, you can take a few snaps for your Instagram stories for sure!

 

 

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

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This infinity pool of Marina Bay Sands hotel is one of the most sophisticated and beautiful pools on the planet. The pool gives the impression of being an artificial river surrounded b palm trees, and merges right with the main hotel building! We dare you to look down from the pool, which is a mind-boggling fifty-seven stores from the ground level.

The pool can be accessed only by the hotel guests, and if you want some alone time, you can go there in the morning when there is hardly anyone there. The pool, however, stays open up until 11 in the evening, so you can also enjoy the night view if you want.

Why visit? Singapore is a beautiful city and what better place to capture a selfie than this stunning infinity pool that overlooks the city. Apart from being picture-perfect, the pool is also the largest rooftop pool on this planet. Enjoy swimming in this gorgeous pool and don’t forget to take some photos to post on your Instagram!