Deep Dive Dubai swimming pool has been confirmed by Guinness World Records as the deepest swimming pool in the world
Deep dive Dubai
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Apart from year-round sunshine and a well-served international airport like a mammoth, Dubai continues to attract masses of foreign visitors due to its unmatched sophistication. to the general public supported by a new build “let’s get started” approach.
Blatant trickery and theatrical performances are part of the city’s DNA – and in an age of sad international news, who can blame the holidaymakers for wanting some out-of-the-ordinary escapism? this world?
And there are two new record-breaking destinations in Dubai that offer just that.
Those who love free-falling into mysterious underwater terrains can now test their skills at Deep Dive Dubai – the only facility in the world where you can dive to a depth of 60 meters, deeper 15 meters larger than any other space, not to mention four times larger.
Located in the Nad Al Sheba neighborhood of Dubai, Deep Dive Dubai has been confirmed by Guinness World Records as the deepest swimming pool in the world and holds 14 million liters of water, the equivalent of six Olympic-sized swimming pools. To try it out, you need to book in advance, and it’s only open to those aged 10 and over to participate in scuba diving.
Built to resemble a large sunken city, this strange hole in the heart of the desert is equipped with 56 cameras to ensure the safety of visitors along with a modern sound and light system.
“By design, Deep Dive Dubai offers something truly unique for everyone and our team is committed to ensuring a memorable experience,” commented Facility Manager Jarrod Jablonski at the launch. Last year, he was a cave diver holding the world record.
Dubai expatriate Gautam Kulkarni from India recently dabbled in this unusual attraction and was impressed.
“The diving itself has been great – it’s amazing to step into a pool of normal depth and then suddenly there’s a whole abyss opening up below you,” he told CNBC.
He added that the only downside is the lack of marine life, but it’s great to experience once.
Infinity pool
Go back to the bright sunlight of Dubai and go up to the sky 294 meters and you find another Guinness World Record Breaker – Outdoor infinity pool atop the lavish 5-star Address Beach Resort at Jumeirah Beach Residence, the tallest in the world.
Protruding from the 77th floor, the pool (which also opened last year) is an Instagrammer’s dream with incredible panoramic views of the city’s most famous landmarks like Bluewaters Island, Palm Jumeirah and Burj Sail-shaped Al Arab – although Dizziness-prone swimmers should stay away from shore by releasing their breath.
The rooftop wet surface area gives the appearance of a large lake in the sky, while the space is also home to ZETA Seventy Seven, a chic Asian restaurant with an inspired menu from seafood.
To ensure guests enjoy the peaceful setting and VIP treatments, this floor is only open to people over the age of 21.
The lavish 5-star Address Beach Resort’s outdoor infinity pool at Jumeirah Beach Residence.
Address Beach Resort, Dubai
“We’ve been going to Dubai for years and it’s crazy, the place never stops popping up with these fascinating attractions – you think they can’t pass something they will,” Stuart Davids , a visitor from the UK shared. the hotel’s pool cabanas told CNBC.
He added: “We’ve been to some of the best hotels in Dubai but this one is more special – ravishing views, stunning infinity pool, service, everything.”
Address Beach Resort is part of a twin tower project developed by Al Ain Holding in conjunction with Address Beach Residences and includes 217 hotel rooms and suites, 443 serviced apartments and 478 residential apartments.
These flashy pads are now in the spotlight in Dubai’s equally booming property market as the influx of the wealthy has skyrocketed to 54,000 in June 2021 from 52,000 in December 2020, reaching an increase. growth of 3.8%, According to research firm New World Wealth.
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