Any Hong Kong resident knows that summer in this high-rise city can be unbearably hot. Resident may choose to remain inside while others seek relief in cafes or shopping malls; yet nothing beats taking a dip in one of Hong Kong’s many pools!

Swimming not only helps relieve stress and increase our energy levels, but it can also boost them significantly. Therefore, it is vital that we get some time in the water at least three times each week; unfortunately though with so many public and government pools throughout New York City it may be challenging to find your fix.

Many pools in Hong Kong can be overcrowded and their facilities outdated and unsanitary; if you prefer more privacy while swimming outdoors there are many hotels with outdoor pools – providing some of the best views in town and boasting top-of-the-line facilities and amenities.

Portier Explorer has put together a list of Hong Kong pools perfect for summer swimming, such as JW Marriott in Admiralty with their outdoor heated pool surrounded by stunning skyscrapers and an al fresco Fish Bar and Pool Lounge with refreshing drinks or snacks available before or after your dip in their outdoor heated pool.

Other luxury hotels like the Ritz-Carlton and Four Seasons feature impressive swimming pools that are great places to unwind with stunning city views from their waters. Furthermore, these hotels feature on-site restaurants and bars so that after swimming you can treat yourself to an amazing meal!

There are newer developments that offer outdoor swimming pools. If you’re moving with family to Hong Kong, considering one of these developments may provide more space and amenities than older buildings; in fact, some even feature playgrounds, squash courts, or more!

If you’re planning on moving to Hong Kong, be sure to research its swimming pool facilities before making a decision. Doing this can help determine whether a property fits with you and your family; in fact, many top-rated apartments come equipped with their own private pools!

RegCo was established in 1986 to manage public swimming pools in Hong Kong and has taken over their operation from Urban Services Department since 1987, including Pao Yue-Kong Indoor Complex in Southern District which features both outdoor and indoor pools for public recreation, training venues for swimming instructors as well as offering various sporting activities including tennis and aerobics.