The deepest part of the pool in the 4-star Terme Millepini hotel in Italy is 40 meters, which is equivalent to nine stacked two-story buses.
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| Not many people are able to dive to the bottom of the Terme Millepini pool without using a support device. The work of famed architect Emanuele Boaretto, the Italian, opens the door for exploring four-star hotels. |
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The deepest swimming pool in the world officially went into operation in June 2014. Most of the tanks are underground. However, the water temperature in the tank is always maintained at 32 – 34 degrees C to ensure the health of people in the hotel. |
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The pool is wide, with varying water levels to cater for everyone’s needs. The depth of the tank ranges from 1.3 m to 10 m before dropping to 15 m and finally 40 m. The pool is 15 to 40 meters deep and looks like a large well. |
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At a depth of 15 m, people design artificial caves to serve the desperate to explore. |
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A glass tunnel through the pool to help visitors experience the feeling of going under the sea. |
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To add to the fun factor, the hotel rents a model, dresses up fishermen around swimming tunnels and artificial caves. |
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The tunnel is located at a depth of 13 m, where many can dive without the use of a scoop. The hotel is open all year round because the water temperature is maintained at a stable level. |
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The roof of the pool is where guests can sunbathe. This is the perfect retreat for those who just dive to explore the world’s deepest pool. |
