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Marina Bay Sands rooftop pool listed among world’s most spectacular pools

The infinity pool atop the Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore stretches 150 m across the 57th floor, making it the world’s largest rooftop pool and offering panoramic city views day and night.

In Chile, the San Alfonso del Mar resort in Algarrobo hosts the second‑largest pool on the planet, covering 7.7 ha, measuring over 1,013 m in length, holding roughly 250,000 m³ of seawater at 26 °C, and reaching a maximum depth of 3.5 m; a glass‑pyramid structure shelters part of it in winter.

Sydney’s Bondi Icebergs is a 50‑m Olympic‑size seawater pool that charges about US $10 for access and closes when strong surf makes the inlet unsafe.

Dubai’s Deep Dive pool, at 60 m depth, is the deepest diving pool in the world, marketed as an underwater “city”.

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Bondi Icebergs · Deep Dive Dubai · Marina Bay Sands · San Alfonso del Mar

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