No matter your level, HK pools provide an ideal place for beginners and veteran swimmers alike to get their daily dose of water. Swimming helps build endurance, stamina, reduce stress, tension and fatigue – not forgetting it is also fun and healthy activity that’s ideal for kids and families! With such benefits available at these local pools, why wouldn’t anyone make time for at least one visit in their life time?
Hong Kong pools are widely known for their clean and safe water quality. Regular disinfections and monitoring ensure you can swim without fear of diarrhea outbreaks, while pool staff is trained to identify potential infections quickly and treat them accordingly. You can access all necessary information regarding Hong Kong pools on the official Leisure and Cultural Services Department website.
Kowloon Park Swimming Pool () is one of Hong Kong’s best and largest public swimming pools, featuring four indoor heated pools: an Olympic-sized 50-metre main pool, two 25-metre training pools and a 20-metre diving pool. This venue boasts the facilities necessary to host major or international swimming events – making it one of the city’s most visited swimming pools!
The pool is open daily from 6:30am to 10:00pm, with breaks at 12:00pm-1pm and 6:30pm- 7:30pm for refreshments and relaxation. Admission costs HK$17 during weekdays and 19 on weekends; students, people over 60 or with disabilities may qualify for reduced entry fees.
Ma On Shan Pool, located on the waterfront of Ma On Shan, boasts beautiful views of Tolo Harbour from its expansive waters. The main pool boasts spectator stands that can hold large crowds while on the other side is a leisure pool complete with whimsical water installations such as mushroom and tree-shaped fountains, along with water slides especially popular among young ones.
This pool may be hidden, but it is worth your while to visit it. With main, teaching, and training pools; and an attractive toddler pool featuring water slides suitable for all ages – not forgetting its snack bar and outdoor deck – there’s much for all age groups here.
Tuen Mun is located on the border between New Territories and Guangdong and makes for an ideal family destination. It offers crystal-clear water that’s shaded enough for you to stay cool; rent a cabana to make yourself more comfortable under the sun if desired; nearby restaurants serve up tasty fare, while an entrance fee of just HK$17 gives access to multiple public swimming pools ($150 monthly ticket is also available).
