8 Most Terrifying Swimming Pools

From pools that have hurt its users, to ones that dare you to dive in and risk injury, join us as we show you 8 terrifying swimming pools.

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8. Yulong Wave Pool
The idea of a wave pool is rather simple and elegant, and there are many water parks all over the world that have these wave machines and people love to "ride the waves". Fun right?? But at the Yulong Wave Pool in China in the year 2019, things didn't go like they were supposed to, and the results were...rather bad.

7. Y40
Deep pools are much more than they sound. It may appear to just be a "deeper pool" but they're ones that extend the pleasures of swimming to those who want to test themselves. The deepest one in the world today is the one known as Y40, aka the Deep Joy that is located in Italy via the Hotel Millepini.

6. The Devil's Pool
The Devil's Pool is many things, including an interesting place to take a dip in. But, it's also a place you can die at if you're not mindful of your surroundings. In Zambia there is the legendary Victoria Falls, but a byproduct of this spot is called rock pools, which are formations where water flows off of stones just enough to allow people to swim at certain tides. The Devil's Pool is one of these rock pools.

5. Kipu Falls
Kipu Falls is located in Hawaii, one of the most beloved vacation spots in the world, which would likely make you think that this particular swimming spot was one of great fun and enjoyment. But the problem is that 5 people have died at Kipu Falls, and thus its waters have gotten a not so nice nickname, the "Pool of Death".

4. Scandinavian Winter Swimming
If we were to mention "Winter Swimming", you might think of certain groups that are "crazy" in regards to just going into cold water, but the theme of this kind of swimming, and the pools they are done in, is much grander than you think.

3. The Red Pool
The Library resort pool in Thailand is among one of the most interesting pools in the world, for it's also known as "The Red Pool" because of its coloring. But it's not just red, the tiles in the pool actually change the water's color to orange as well as yellow, and it's because of this that so many want to go and see it for themselves.

2. San Alfonso del Mar
In Chile, at San Alfonso del Mar, they wanted to make a pool so big that you could do more than any other pool before it. The result of that notion was a pool 20 acres in size. Not to mention, one that was almost a mile long end to end. That is truly a massive swimming pool.

1. Chongqing Pool
In 2016, Chongqing, which is a municipality in China, was having a very hot Summer, with temperatures reaching well over 104 degrees. Naturally, the people of Chongqing decided to go to the pool that was in the city in order to cool off. On the surface, that isn't a bad thing, as it's almost expected given the temperatures. The reason that it was terrifying was that THOUSANDS of people were flocking to the pool.

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