Extreme swimming pools: the biggest and deepest dips on the planet - Image 5 of 6. February 28, 2008 Looking to beat the heat this summer by installing your own swimming pool? We thought we would give you a taste of what you almost certainly can't have when designing your dream backyard aquatic paradise. Firstly, there's the world's largest pool with an area equivalent to an incredible 6,000 standard-size 26 ft long domestic pools located at the San Alfonso Del Mar resort in Chile, and, going to the other extreme, there's Belgium's amazing 100 foot deep, 660,000 gallon (and heated!)
Nemo33 dive pool. View all The pool at the San Alfonso Del Mar resort in Chile, South America is absolutely enormous. In fact, it is so massive the Guinness World Records Ltd has officially named it the world’s largest seawater swimming pool. It is 3,324 ft long (1013 meters) with a colossal area of 19.77 acres (8 ha) and contains over 66,000,000 gallons of water. (250,000 cubic meters) That’s an area equivalent to an amazing 6,000 standard-size 26 ft long (8-meter) domestic pools! Conrad Maldives Hotel - Maldives Luxury Hotels - Conrad Maldives Resort & Spa Luxury Hotel, Rangali Island, Maldives.
Barefoot luxury meets unpretentious style at this five star hotel in the Maldives. Home to whale sharks, manta rays, dolphins and turtles, Conrad Maldives is set on two islands and is reached by a 30-minute seaplane flight. Select from 11 restaurants and bars for dining including Ithaa Undersea Restaurant, the Cheese Bar featuring 101 of the world’s best cheeses, and an underground Wine Cellar with 20,000 bottles of fine wines. Relax at one of two spas or on the beautiful white sand beaches. South Ari Atoll is a fabulous spot for diving or exploring. Conrad Maldives is included in Conde Nast Traveler's 2013 Gold List of the best 100 hotels in the world and The World's 10 Best Beach Hotels.
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