Deep Dive Dubai - a diving pool with a volume six times larger than an Olympic swimming pool.

Deep Dive Dubai contains 14 million liters of freshwater, equivalent to the volume of 6 Olympic swimming pools, at least four times larger than any standard diving pool in the world. The Guinness World Records organization awarded Deep Dive Dubai the title of "deepest diving pool" on June 27th.

The water in the pool is maintained at 30 degrees Celsius, a comfortable temperature for wearing a wetsuit or light swimsuit. The indoor pool is designed in an oyster-like structure and covers an area of ​​1,500 square meters.²It bears the historical imprint of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a country renowned for its pearl diving industry.

To create excitement for diving visitors, the pool is designed like an abandoned city, with each diving level representing a different ruin. The pool is also equipped with a modern sound and lighting system to create a unique atmosphere. In addition, there are recreational activities such as underwater cycling and playing soccer. The pool also serves as an underwater film studio, opening up opportunities for film crews to visit Dubai in the future.

Fifty-six cameras are installed around the pool to ensure the safety of visitors from every angle. It also features the world's most advanced hyperbaric oxygen chamber, with a capacity of 12 people.

Deep Dive Dubai also offers courses for both beginner and professional divers. Divers must have a certification to participate in the experience. Divers can also explore the pool and underwater city on their own after the guided tour.

Additionally, the Deep Dive Dubai Management recommends that divers wait at least 18-24 hours before engaging in activities at depths exceeding 300 meters. Alternatively, visitors can explore the skyscrapers before diving without worrying about health risks.

Due to reopening during the pandemic, the pool is only open to priority guests with invitations. The facility will open to the general public later this year. Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, a skilled diver, was one of the first visitors to the pool and shared his experience on social media.

Besides the world's largest swimming pool, Dubai also boasts a record-breaking shopping mall with a total area of ​​1.12 million square meters.²The massive Dubai Mall, which opened in November 2008, houses up to 1200 shops and over 160 restaurants. In addition, it features a SEGA entertainment center, a 22-screen cinema, and many other recreational activities.

The city also boasts the world's largest artificial island. Palm Island is a cluster of three islands, currently forming the shape of a palm tree, and is gradually becoming one of Dubai's most attractive tourist destinations.

In addition, the city boasts some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.

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