Fifty-five stories high and nearly three times the length of an Olympic swimming pool, the massive bowl of water at Marina Bay Sands is the longest rooftop infinity pool in the world.
At Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, grab a spritzy cocktail, dip into the heated infinity pool, and look out at the Mediterranean Sea. Read more.
These next pools on Portugal’s Madeira island are overseen by a little lady best known as Mother Nature (or Mãe Naturesa). Read more.
While Bali is known for its beaches, head in land toward Ubud’s rich rainforest to find one of the world’s most spectacular infinity pools.
While the Kaludiya and the Rashmi are both great picks, opt for Kachchan, an infinity pool that borders Kandalama lake and features live flute music every night. Read more.
The Nuna at the Punta Mita Four Seasons is an infinity pool that overlooks the Pacific Ocean, the scenic Riviera Nayarit coastline, & a killer pool bar, which features ceviches, tacos & icy cocktails. Read more.
Filled with 4,000 sea creatures of 98 different species, this lava rock pool can appeal to the adventurous, who may be enticed to sign up for snorkeling lessons or fish-feeding. Read more.
At the Amangani Resort in Jackson, Wyoming, the cool infinity pool is hot, as in heated, and offers a stunning view of both the Teton and the Snake River ranges in the Rocky Mountains. Read more.
The infinity pool overlooks Colorado Springs’ Garden of the Gods Collection, a public park featuring picturesque red sandstone rock formations that jut high into the bright-blue sky. Read more.
This pool is in South Beach, but it’s not your typical South Beach pool. Infinity-style with an incredible bar and cozy cabanas, this ritzy pool is reserved for paying members before 5:30pm. Read more.
Drive upstate to spend a weekend at The Sagamore Resort in Lake George, where there’s both indoor and outdoor heated pools.
