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- Sai Kung Swimming Pool. Things to do. Sai Kung. Located within Sai Kung’s city centre, this public pool is open from April to October and is a popular spot for swimmers during the summer months.
- Pao Yue Kong Swimming Pool. Things to do. Wong Chuk Hang. Based in Wong Chuk Hang, the Pao Yue Kong Swimming Pool is a vast complex with pools of all shapes and sizes.
- Kennedy Town Swimming Pool. Things to do. Shek Tong Tsui. Built in the early 2010s to replace the original swimming pool that was demolished to make way for the Kennedy Town MTR station, the Kennedy Town Swimming Pool stands out in the neighbour hood for its unique and futuristic architecture.
- Ma On Shan Swimming Pool. Things to do. Ma On Shan. Located at the seafront of Ma On Shan, Ma On Shan Swimming Pool is spacious and looks out towards the Tolo Harbour.
Public Swimming Pool Monthly Ticket Scheme; Real-time admission figures; For Swimmers' Attention. Do's and Don'ts at Beaches and Swimming Pools; Swimmers' Handbook; General Rules on Water Safety; Warning Signals at Beaches; Safety Advice on How to Avoid Shark Attack; Help Keep Our Pools Clean Enjoy Your Swim in Hygienic Pools; Steps of Cleaning ...
- Kowloon Park Swimming Pool
- Kennedy Town Swimming Pool
- Sai Kung Swimming Pool
- Victoria Park Swimming Pool
- Hammer Hill Road Swimming Pool
- Tseung Kwan O Swimming Pool
- Tai Po Swimming Pool
- MA on Shan Swimming Pool
- Kwun Tong Swimming Pool
- Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool
One of the most kid (and adult!) friendly public swimming pools is this large leisure facility in Kowloon Park. With three outdoor leisure pools and a toddler pool, all interconnected with footbridges, rocks and waterfalls, there are tons of places to explore for a summer day out! You can also head out for a picnic, visiting the resident flamingos ...
K-town doesn’t only have some of the best restaurants and bars, it also has the gorgeous public promenade and an architectually astounding family-friendly swimming facility. Their outdoor pools, including one irregular shaped leisure pool, have exceptional views of Victoria Harbour! Their heated indoor pools on the other hand, are 50m and 25m in le...
Decked out for your little ones to have a ball, the Sai Kung public swimming pool has fountains, water slides and colourful, fun games! The outdoor leisure pool is between 0.1m – 1.1m in depth, safe and convenient for kids of all ages. If you are instead looking for somewhere to train or just get some laps in, you can head to the main pool which is...
Located in the heart of Hong Kong, Victoria Park is not only Hong Kong’s largest public park, it is also home to a number of their recreational facilities, including swimming. With expansive indoor pools, swimmers have a variety of options to choose from. The Olympic-sized pool is also accompanied by a spectator stand with 2,500 seats and an electr...
If you can’t make it to Ocean Park’s newly opened water park, your kids will still be satisfied visiting the Hammer Hill Road swimming pool. Their pirate ship with water cannons is a true aquatic attraction, and there are a number of waterslides, fountains and games for your kids to engage in, so they’re bound to have a great time! The outdoor pool...
There are a grand total of EIGHT pools in the Tseung Kwan O swimming complex. Other than the Olympic-sized main pool, they have a training pool, two teaching pools, a diving pool, a toddler pool and two leisure pools! If you get tired from pool hopping, there is also a lovelysunbathing area. With family changing areas and a couple of child-friendly...
If slides are what you want from a swimming day, you have to check out the Tai Po Swimming Pool. With the longest and highest water slides in Hong Kong, this place is packed both during the weekdays and especially the weekends. They also have one of the most extensive set of swimming pools among all the government-owned pools, with seven pools incl...
Another great spot for water slides, out in Sha Tin is the Ma On Shan swimming pool. It has four giant slides, includingHong Kong’s fastest slide which is 9m high. If your tot is still a bit young for this level of adventure and thrill, they can find theiconic mushroom and tree-shaped fountains across the three leisure pools. They also have a toddl...
Opened in 2013, the Kwun Tong pool is not only fun with a ton of great facilities, it is also designed to adopt various energy efficient features such as solar water heating and park lighting as well as a rain water recycling system. If you’re not sure that the weather is going to hold up, this is a great option as it has both indoor and outdoor po...
To enjoy the pool while still admiring the Hong Kong skyline, Tai Wan Shan swimming pool has an incredible 150-degree sea view, where you can admire boats and ships passing by. It also has incredible facilities including three teaching and leisure pools respectively. They also have the main pool, a secondary Olympic pool, and a diving pool. It trul...
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There are 44 public swimming pools in Hong Kong; 9 in Hong Kong Island, 13 in Kowloon, and 22 in the New Territories. LCSD manages public swimming pools according to Law of Hong Kong Chapter 132 sections 42 to 45.
Time Out provides the lowdown on the best swimming pools in Hong Kong, from surprisingly cool public ones to luxurious hotel pools.
Now is the perfect time to cool off with the family in one of the many awesome public swimming pools Hong Kong has to offer! From Morrison Hill Swimming Pool to Tseung Kwan O there are mega water play areas for toddlers – this roundup will have you cooling off in no time.
