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On the hottest summer days, sweat and stickiness can leave us drenched in sweat – the best way to beat this heat? Enjoying one of Hong Kong’s public swimming pools for some refreshment is the ideal solution! Boasting water slides, fountains and splash buckets – plus other family-friendly attractions – there is something suitable for everyone at these affordable pools!

Kowloon Park’s public pool is an excellent spot for children, featuring three outdoor leisure pools featuring waterfalls, rocks and a footbridge as well as two indoor teaching and diving pools – plus it’s heated for cooler weather! Open year-round.

If you’re seeking an adult-focused experience, head over to this hotel’s rooftop pool with stunning city views for some adult relaxation. While usually reserved exclusively for hotel guests, during summer months it opens its doors up for public access – an absolute must visit for anyone visiting Hong Kong who appreciates taking in sights from water level!

Not a fan of pools? No problem; enjoy the city’s scorching sun and overwhelming humidity by indulging in one of the delectable ice cream offerings available throughout. Some stores even sell shaved ice on sticks that you can dip into milk tea or boba!

Hong Kong currently boasts 44 public swimming pools, with nine located on Hong Kong Island, 22 in Kowloon and 22 in the New Territories. All 44 pools are managed by the Leisure & Cultural Services Department to ensure they remain clean, disinfected and safe for swimming.

Keep the water fresh and safe requires frequent testing of pH levels and disinfectant concentrations as well as regular maintenance activities such as cleaning, filtering and water replacement. In addition, the LCSD keeps an eye on bathing areas as well as keeping a database with all pool users to identify any risks or potential liabilities that might exist in these systems.

Additionally, LCSD periodically inspects and repairs filtration systems and other equipment as necessary. They ensure that sanitized water does not contain raw sewage contamination and check for leaks and potential problems, in addition to conducting regular microbiological contamination tests on it.