15 stunning infinity pools in the world that are worth the trip

What’s better than swimming and soaking in your hotel’s pool? Relaxing in an incredible infinity pool with views seamlessly blending into the surroundings and sky.

We’ve compiled some of the best infinity pools around the world in the most breathtaking settings, from the stunning city skyline of Singapore to the glistening aquamarine waters of Oahu.

If the charismatic Nick Young stole your heart in Crazy Rich Asians, you can reenact the joyous final scenes of the movie at the Marina Bay Sands and its famous infinity pool. Sitting atop the boat-shaped skyscraper is the biggest infinity pool in the world, which offers a panoramic view of the Singapore cityscape including landmarks like the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay, and the Esplanade.

You’ll need to be a hotel guest to take a dip in the pool but non-guests can enjoy the same stellar rooftop views from the next-door CÉ LA VI bar and LAVO restaurant, or with ticketed entry to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck.

Located in the heart of the Swiss countryside is the long-established Hotel Villa Honegg. This five-star hotel sits on Bürgenstock mountain, offering expansive views of Lake Lucerne and the Swiss Alps. But what travelers come from all over the world to see is its famous infinity pool. Sit by the circular pool loungers at the pool’s edge for a beautiful photo op where the lake and mountains come together. Whether you’re here for summer hikes or winter skis, the heated pool ensures you can enjoy the panoramic vistas no matter the time of year.

Get ready for a heavenly retreat at the award-winning Garden of the Gods Resort and Club. The highlight? The heated infinity pool that is open 365 days a year. You’ll enjoy divine views of the surrounding Rocky Mountains and Pike’s Peak from the pool’s edge, even during winter. Leave your worries (and kids) behind and visit during the warmer months from May to September when adults get exclusive access to the pool.

Your wellness journey continues with the resort’s suite of wellness services and amenities, from Ayurvedic massages to personal fitness sessions. Or go out into nature and enjoy a scenic hike at the Garden of the Gods Park, just a stone’s throw away.

Channel your inner peace at the luxurious Hanging Gardens of Bali, nestled in a lush jungle in the Island of the Gods. Its twin-tiered infinity pool is a sight to behold, cascading endlessly into the jungle below. Start the day with a lavish floating breakfast in the pool, then take to the deck for a guided yoga or meditation session. Cap it off with a traditional Balinese massage at their world-class spa.

If you want a more intimate experience, book their panoramic pool villas so you can soak in a private outdoor infinity pool.

The award-winning Grace Hotel is carved into a cliffside in Imerovigli, a luxury resort with views of the Santorini caldera and the sparkling Aegean Sea. The best vantage point is from its 72-foot-long infinity pool, which flows endlessly into the sea. Pair that with delicious Greek food and fresh seafood at the adjoining Varoulko restaurant, made even more spectacular at night with the soft glow from the pool. For a more luxurious experience, book their Infinity Suite with a private heated infinity pool. You can also join the resort’s private yacht excursions and wine tours.

Located on the oceanfront of Oahu, Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort’s award-winning infinity pool is one of the best places to chase Waikiki’s sunsets. Catch iconic sights like Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach while bobbing around on complimentary yellow floats as a live DJ spins on deck. You can easily spend an entire day here. Refuel at Honolulu Coffee or enjoy a refreshing cocktail from the Edge of Waikiki pool bar, while the kids are entertained at the 70-foot-long waterslide next door.

The cozy qualia Resort is your home away from home. Located on Hamilton Island, this couples-only hideaway has 60 gorgeous one-bedroom pavilions, some with private infinity plunge pools. For the ultimate luxury, book a stay at the luxurious Beach House or The Residence, each equipped with a private full-sized infinity lap pool that seamlessly blends with the surrounding bushland and sea. Even if you don’t get a room with a private pool, you can still enjoy a soak at the resort’s Pebble Beach restaurant, which has a large infinity pool enveloped by carefully landscaped gardens.

This resort is also your gateway to thrilling adventures in the Great Barrier Reef, where snorkeling and abundant wildlife await.

Perched 984 feet high on a cliff in Capri is the Caesar Augustus Hotel, lauded for its impeccable service and views of the Bay of Naples, the Amalfi Coast, and the island of Ischia. Its infinity pool sits on the hotel’s terrace, where you can swim in seclusion with stunning views of the bay, and live music, wine, and fresh oysters from the Terrace Bar. The pampering continues at the Caesar Wellness spa, with face and body treatments by their in-house therapists.

Feel like you're touching the sky at the world’s tallest outdoor infinity pool at Address Beach Resort. Situated along the lavish Dubai Marina, its infinity pool on the 77th floor offers uninterrupted views of Dubai’s skyline and iconic sights like Ain Dubai and Jumeirah Beach. Start the day with a floating breakfast at the pool, and if you're feeling extra fancy, treat yourself to a glass of champagne to go along with it.

The relaxation continues two floors down at the hotel’s extravagant spa, where you can enjoy a sauna or steam room session after your swim.

The views at Jade Mountain Resort in St. Lucia are simply unmatched. This beachfront resort sits along the Caribbean coastline and faces the magical Petit Piton and Gros Piton twin peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each luxurious suite has its own uniquely designed private infinity pool, with the same stunning views. When night falls, the pools are illuminated with fiber optics, setting the scene for a romantic evening under the stars accompanied by the soft crashing of waves in the distance. You can also treat yourself to a private in-room massage with a view next to your infinity pool.

Get ready to be transported back in time at this five-star boutique hotel in the heart of Barcelona’s historic Gothic Quarter. Housed in a century-old building, the recently refurbished Grand Hotel Central has an amazing rooftop infinity pool that overlooks the charming city. Sip on a cocktail from the pool bar and see if you can spot monuments like Sagrada Familia or the Santa Maria del Mar in the distance. Even if you’re not a hotel guest, you can pay an entrance fee to access the rooftop and pool.

At sundown, the rooftop pool transforms into a chill lounge area with live DJ music, drinks, and al fresco dining—a great start to a good night out in Barcelona.

Tucked in an ocean cove in Guanacaste is the luxurious Punta Islita, Autograph Collection. Surrounded by lush tropical rainforests and wildlife reserves, the resort is no stranger to the occasional “wild” visitor, from rainbow-colored macaws to iguanas and Capuchin monkeys. Try to spot them as you lounge by the adults-only infinity pool, that overlooks the tropical foliage and ocean. Pair that with freshly made brick-oven pizzas and specialty desserts from the poolside Los Cocos Beach Club.

For a more exclusive experience, upgrade to their villas with private infinity edge pools where you can rest and relax in seclusion.

If you’re looking for a romantic getaway in Brazil, Abracadabra Pousada in Buzios is the place for you. It has 16 beautiful sea-view rooms and an infinity pool that faces the gorgeous Buzios Bay. Here, you can sip champagne and bite into appetizers as you watch the sun slowly set over the bay.

If you want to explore the city, the hotel is a short walk away from the bustling town of Rua das Pedras, where beachside cafes, cocktail bars, and shopping await.

In the heart of the Laurentians is Hotel Quintessence, a cozy yet luxurious boutique hotel. It overlooks the beautiful Lake Tremblant, which comes alive in summer when locals take to its waters to cool off. You can join in on the fun too, from the comfort of the hotel’s gorgeous infinity pool. The fun doesn’t end in winter. If you’re here for a ski holiday, you can try a “Nordic Cycle” or “Viking Bath” in the cold infinity pool (it’s not heated in winter for this reason!) and adjacent hot tub. This Scandinavian cold bath tradition is believed to help restore the mind and body.

Live like a royal at the palatial Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort. Resting high on top of the edge of a canyon, the resort’s design was inspired by Oman’s ancient forts. For the best views, head up to its regal infinity pool that overlooks the vast desert of Nizwa and the surrounding rocky mountains. As night falls, the resort turns into a stargazing paradise where you watch the sky light up with millions of twinkling stars. Fun fact: Princess Diana once visited this resort to take in the views from its canyon-view platform, what is now known as Diana’s Point.