12 Beautiful Infinity Pools Around the World

April 28, 2018

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The only thing better than an uninterrupted view? A continuous panorama enjoyed from an infinity-edge pool. From urban properties in the American south to remote Mediterranean resorts, we scoured the globe for hotels that make a day at the pool worth flying for.

1. Dallas, Texas: The Joule

Not ideal for travelers with a fear of heights, the Joule in Dallas, Texas offers a cantilevered rooftop infinity pool that juts out beyond the building to overlook Main Street.

2. Honolulu, Hawaii: Sheraton Waikiki

Redeem your Starpoints for a stay at the Sheraton Waikiki, where the infinity pool blends seamlessly with the Pacific. This is one of the longest infinity pools in the nation, and it features partially-submerged lounge chairs. When you’re ready to dry off, the pool is also flanked with shaded lounge areas that share the same incredible view.

3. Montego Bay, Jamaica: Round Hill Hotel and Villas

Admire the sparkling blue waters of the Caribbean from the Round Hill Hotel and Villas. Here, a stretch of private beach is capped by a turquoise infinity pool that spills into a lower moat by way of a series of waterfalls. Splurge on a villa for access to a private pool, too.

Image courtesy of the Round Hill Hotel and Villas

4. Santorini, Greece: The Tsitouras Collection Hotel

An intimate property with only five suites and a single villa, The Tsitouras Collection Hotel in Santorini added a spectacular infinity pool in to its Maria Callas terrace in 2010. Swim here to enjoy views of the surrounding islands as well as the classic Greek architecture of the property.

Image by Christos Drazos for The Tsitouras Collection Hotel.

5. Ennetbürgen, Switzerland: Hotel Villa Honegg

Deep in the Swiss Alps is the Hotel Villa Honegg, where the spa is equipped with an outdoor infinity pool heated just shy of 100 degrees. From here, swimmers can admire the surrounding snow-capped mountains. Travelers should note that though you do not have to be a hotel guest to attend the spa, daily admission is limited — so definitely reserve a spot in advance.

6. Kununurra, Australia: Lake Argyle Resort

Guests of both the Lake Argyle Resort as well as the caravan park in Kununurra can access this 115-foot infinity edge pool. From here, the view extends over the unmistakable rock formations that frame Lake Argyle.

7. Bali, Indonesia: Hanging Gardens Ubud

Hanging Gardens Ubud boasts an infinity pool that overlooks the jungle, complete with multi-tier upper and lower decks. Designed to invoke the sensation of floating above the rainforest canopy, guests can cool off underneath the cascades on a particularly humid day.

8. Singapore: The Marina Bay Sands

After testing the waters at The Joule, slip into the rooftop pool at The Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Towering 57 stories above the city, hotel guests enjoy extraordinary views of Singapore while soaking in the world’s largest rooftop infinity pool. Afterward, stretch out on a poolside chaise or order a signature Wolfgang Puck cocktail from the adjacent bar.

9. Riviera Maya, Mexico: Fairmont Mayakoba

Two of the five pools at the Fairmont Mayakoba have infinity-edge designs, making it a great place to redeem LeClub AccorHotels points. One — an adults-only option — overlooks a lagoon, while the second boasts beach and ocean views.

Image courtesy of Fairmont Mayakoba via Facebook

10. Serengeti, Tanzania: Four Seasons Safari Lodge

The Four Seasons Safari Lodge in the Tanzania is equipped with an infinity pool that overlooks a popular Serengeti watering hole. If you’re lucky, you may be able to watch elephants cooling down while you do the same.

Image courtesy of the Four Seasons Safari Lodge

11. Turkey: Dionysos Village Hotel

Nestled into the rolling Turkish hills is the Dionysos Hotel, a coastal resort overlooking the Mediterranean sea. Enjoy the secluded property as well as the expansive view of Kumlubük Bay.

Image courtesy of Dionysos Village Hotel

12. Maldives: Huvafen Fushi

Ocean views from the Maldives are never bad, but the Huvafen Fushi's infinity pool, illuminated with colorful underwater lights, adds a bit of extra drama. Enjoy both the watercolor pink sunsets and the shimmering starry nights from a corner of this pool, before retiring to your own private infinity pool at your personal bungalow.

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