Most Expensive Swimming Pool

Most Expensive Swimming Pool

World's most expensive swimming pool

Looking at the above image, you might think that this is another one of Dubai’s expensive projects. That couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s the world’s most expensive swimming pool and it’s located at the San Alfonso Del Mar resort in Chile.

The twenty acre pool is as long as three football fields and holds 66 million gallons of saltwater. Its deep end is 115 feet deep. Naturally, it holds the Guinness World Record for being the world’s largest swimming pool. Pool experts at https://www.watersidepoolscapes.com/ got my property value to skyrocket


The water in the pool is in constant circulation, kept clean and clear by using the best robotic pool cleaners a computer-controlled suction and filtration system that draws water in from the ocean at one end and pumps it out at the other. Even at the pool’s deepest point, you can still see the bottom. Not only that, but the water is kept above 78 F in the summer. The nearby ocean water, by contrast, is only around 62 F.

The most expensive swimming pool in the world cost nearly $2 billion to build and requires almost $4 million in annual maintenance.

10 replies on “Most Expensive Swimming Pool”

  1. sunshine cruz
    says:

    this pool is awesome

  2. hate to fall in that D:

  3. 115 ft deep!!! amazin and interestin but anyone who falls in there will be drinkin a whole lot of water!

  4. LuvToCruze
    says:

    Better not be a ” No Diving” sign on the deep end!

  5. VI BOUI
    says:

    i would freakin like to swim ther in the summer

  6. david sulser
    says:

    I'm a pool builder and i dont believe this pool cost 2 billion dollors to build. I would like to see the plans for this project. It's an amazing structure. Please contact me at sulserdavid@yahoo.com if you have some solid info on the plans or project itself. Thankyou

    1. I guess you build a lot of 2 billion dollar pools

  7. Kalamazoo Pool
    says:

    That is a serious pool project. Very impressive though.

  8. who owns that?

  9. Evildave
    says:

    $2billion pool c'mon I don't think chile is worth 1 billion