At a depth of 60 meters Deep Dive Dubai will fit a lot: underwater structures, game tables and, of course, 14 million liters of water – the volume of six Olympic pools. After the tallest skyscraper in the world and the largest shopping center ever built, another record-breaking landmark has opened in Dubai: the deepest pool in the world – thus the abduction of the name of a pool in Poland with a depth of more than 45 meters. On June 27 last year, Guinness awarded him the title of “Deepest Diving Pool”:
Housed in an oyster-shaped structure with an area of 1,500 square meters, the pool is a veritable abandoned city. Divers can explore the abandoned underwater apartments and even play underwater billiards or table football. According to CNN, the pool works like an underwater cinema: Inside the pool, state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems have been installed to create a different environment.
“This is not just the deepest and largest pool in the world. “There are so many things that it would be unfair to call it a swimming pool,” Jarrod Jablonski, director of Deep Dive Dubai, told CNN.
At the moment, an invitation to swim in the pool is required, but the attraction will be open to the public later this year. Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum is a fan of diving and was one of the earliest visitors. On social networks, he shared his experience.
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Deep Dive Dubai offers courses for both beginners and professional divers. Divers can also independently explore the pool and underwater city after a tour with one of the local guides, CNN reports. Around the pool were set around 56 cameras for the safety of divers at every corner.
For those who are not a fan of diving, the complex also has a restaurant with large windows and screens allowing you to see the inside of the pool from the outside.
Due to its depth, Deep Dive Dubai even posted a notice on its website not to visit the famous Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world, after a dive: “After any dive, it is recommended to wait 18 to 24 hours before climbing to a height of more than 300 meters.… However, after visiting the tallest building in the world, there is no risk in diving. “
