Hong Kong Pools That Will Help Cool You Down

Gambling Blog May 5, 2025

Hong Kong’s blazing summer heat and incessant humidity can make you feel sweaty all over, but there’s no need to despair because the city has plenty of hongkong pools that will help cool you down. From swimming pools with a view to the swankiest hotel rooftop pool, here are some of the best places to go for a dip in the city.

Located on the shores of Victoria Harbour, this spacious outdoor pool complex offers stunning views of the bay. The pool is surrounded by an extensive sun deck with lounge chairs and a snack bar where you can enjoy a cold drink while you swim. There’s also a separate toddler pool with water slides for the little ones to enjoy. Admission for adults is HK$17 during the week and HK$19 on weekends (or public holidays) with concession rates available for students and those aged 60 and above.

The largest pool in the new town of Wong Chuk Hang, this public pool complex boasts a large main pool with two spectator stands and an outdoor pool with three water slides for kids. In addition to these, the complex has a training pool and diving pool, as well as other facilities that are ideal for kids.

One of the most renowned pools in Hong Kong, this stunning resort pool has an impressive view over Victoria Harbour. It’s perfect for swimmers who want to get away from the crowds of the city and relax in the clear blue waters. Guests can indulge in delicious food and drinks at the adjacent tea deck dining area while they swim, and there’s even a jacuzzi for those who want to luxuriate in some extra relaxation.

While the pool may be beautiful, it can get crowded on weekends and lanes may be limited. So it’s a good idea to bring an Octopus card with you when visiting, as this can be used to pay for entrance and use lockers at many of the city’s pools. You should also pack some towels, goggles and a lock for your locker, as public pools can get quite busy during the summer. It’s also a good idea to check out the website of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department before your visit to find out more information on each pool’s opening hours, admission fees and other details.