Whether it’s an adrenaline-pumping plunge or a relaxing dip in the pool, swimming is one of the best forms of exercise out there. But with hk pools closed due to the coronavirus, many people are unsure where they can swim in Hong Kong. Fortunately, most public pools have opened up for the summer, but with different opening hours and occasional closures, it’s important to check out the Leisure and Cultural Services Department website for more information.
There are also a handful of private swimming pools that offer a wide range of activities for the kids, and some even have water slides and other fun features. Some also have dining areas, so you can enjoy a refreshing drink or snack while the kids splash around in the water.
With plenty of kids’ pools, it’s no wonder this is a popular choice with families. There are four indoor pools, plus three outdoor leisure pools with waterfalls, rocks and a footbridge. And if you’re feeling like a little pampering, you can even book yourself in for a massage at the poolside spa!
This beautiful, palm-fringed pool is set beside Castle Peak Bay marina. The swimming pools (one for adults, the other for children) are surrounded by a water park with water buckets, sprayers and floor fountains, which will keep the kids happy while parents soak up the views!
Located close to the HKU MTR, this pool is ideal for young families. The indoor and outdoor pools include a toddler training pool, small slides and water guns. And if that isn’t enough, there’s also a playground with inflatable slides and a pirate ship!
One of the biggest public pools in Hong Kong, this is a great place for families. It has an outdoor and indoor pool, as well as a kids’ pool and an adult pool with water jets and a whirlpool. The pool also has a cafe and is a short walk from the Victoria Park MTR station.
The kids will love slipping down the numerous water slides at this pool, which is also popular with snorkelers and divers. The facility is also well-known for its excellent facilities for diving and underwater photography, making it an all-round favourite.
This outdoor pool in Sai Kung boasts stunning views over the sea and Hong Kong Island. It has a variety of pools for the kids, as well as two scuba diving and snorkelling pools and a diving platform. But the real highlight is the water slides! The water slides here are suitable for a variety of age groups, so it’s the perfect way to cool off in the heat. Just remember to bring a towel!