Swimming is an effective form of exercise that strengthens muscles while helping you control weight. Furthermore, it offers an opportunity to escape Hong Kong’s extreme temperatures – there are several pools throughout Hong Kong offering swimming facilities if you’re interested.
Kowloon Park Swimming Pool was constructed as part of a 1989 redevelopment project and boasts both indoor and outdoor pools, along with a toddlers’ pool. Situated away from the bustle of city life, it provides an ideal place for relaxation without noise or people distraction. Open to the public with weekday admission fees starting at HK$17 on weekdays and 19 on weekends; children under three are admitted free while disabled people, students or those 60+ can purchase concession tickets for reduced rates.
Wan Chai Swimming Pool was opened in 1984 as an alternative swimming option in Wan Chai and features indoor and outdoor pools as well as diving boards and water slides – perfect for taking family swims while admiring stunning views of Wan Chai!
Tsing Yi Swimming Pool is another fantastic choice for families with young children. Offering both an indoor and outdoor pool as well as numerous water slides suitable for all ages, this popular spot can sometimes become congested during its popular hours of operation.
However, if you want to escape the crowds altogether, Fanling Swimming Pool might be just the solution. Tucked away from Happy Valley and Causeway Bay’s bustling areas, this smaller pool allows swimmers to enjoy their swim uninterrupted by crowds. Plus, it boasts lounge chairs and snack bar – plus there is even a library next door so that you can grab a book while relaxing by the water!
Additionally, there are also private pools within the city. Kwong Fat Restaurant features an inviting swimming pool perfect for relaxing while eating tasty Yunnan noodles. When searching for pools in the city, be sure to look at all available options; one will surely meet your family’s needs!