Hong Kong summer heat can be unbearable. To escape it all, many Hong Kongers turn to swimming pools as a soothing oasis – and these amazing pools boast some amazing views too! For an enjoyable and rejuvenating escape on even the hottest of days! So if you are searching for fun things to do while staying cool in Hong Kong this summer then these hk pools may just become your new go-to spot!

This large pool complex sits on the waterfront and overlooks Tolo Harbour. It offers a main pool with spectator stands that can seat up to 1,200 people; smaller training and teaching pools; as well as toddler pools featuring whimsical installations like mushroom- and tree-shaped fountains. Plus there are four waterslides which your little ones are sure to love!

Victoria Harbour Pool is one of Hong Kong’s most beloved outdoor swimming pools and it is easy to understand why. Offering beautiful Victoria Harbour views as well as breathtaking sunset vistas, this 25-meter infinity pool provides an idyllic place for lap swimming or simply relaxing and taking in the ambience.

Accessing the pool is quick and convenient with lifts, the water clean and refreshing, plus there is a spacious deck area featuring lounge chairs and tables as well as an on-site snack bar for when hunger strikes!

Sai Kung residents love this public swimming pool for its spectacular views and features like indoor/outdoor and leisure swimming pools with water slides to cater to various age groups, toddlers’ pool, family changing room and family toilet.

The main pool in Hong Kong is one of its largest attractions, providing breathtaking views of Tolo Harbor. Surrounded by lush green gardens with trees, benches, umbrellas and plenty of resting spaces between swims – making this an excellent spot for relaxation with friends or family!

This pool features both an outdoor and indoor swimming area as well as an adjacent diving tank – perfect for kids to use with its special splash zone!

Only issue with this pool is its capacity for becoming overcrowded during weekends and public holidays, so make sure to arrive early if planning on going during this time period; otherwise you could find yourself waiting quite some time before being admitted into the water. Also note that its condition may not meet up to your standards so serious swimmers might want to find another solution nearby.