Located in Midway, Utah, Homestead Crater is a 55-foot tall, limestone rock that nature has hollowed out and filled with 90° to 96° F water. This is the first of three natural pools on our list.

An exceptional boutique beach resort in Thailand that allows for relaxation, freedom, and inspiration, the Sarojin is the only pool on our list to offer overwater bungalows for a truly luxurious experience.

The Altira Hotel in Macau has a one-of-a-kind indoor swimming pool which seems to be connected with the horizon. Take a trip here to take a dip and enjoy all the buzz and casinos that Macau is known for.

Nested on the shores of Sun Moon Lake, this heated pool is the longest swimming pool in Taiwan (60 meters long). It is one heck of a lap pool for those of you who like swimming as an exercise. Come the month of February; the surrounding trees erupt with pastel pink cherry blossom making this a gorgeous sight!

This natural rock pool at the top of Victoria Falls has come to be known as the Devil’s Pool. Located at the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, the fall is 355 feet high. Every year from September to December, when the water level is low, you can be one of the lucky few to swim in the Devil’s Pool.

Located in the five-star Joule Hotel, Dallas, this amazing pool projects about eight feet over the sidewalk from the edge of the 10th floor. While some would consider it terrifying, this is the best way to float in the sky without jumping out of a plane.

Looking over the Elliot Bay and the Olympic Mountains, this heated infinity-edged pool with hot tub and fireplace is truly a magnificent spot to stay in Seattle.

This beautiful pool not only offers a great view, but it comes with additional luxuries such as an underwater music system, six cabanas with flat screen HDTV’s with wireless headsets, a swim-up bar, and more.

Hearst Castle is a National Historic Landmark mansion located on the Central Coast of California, United States. Home to two antique pools, the Neptune pool (pictured) is a spectacular sight, especially when you consider that pool construction began in the 1920’s!

The Marina Bay Sands has a jaw-dropping infinity edge pool that makes you feel as if you will float down the side of the 57th story hotel. While the sights are beautiful, be prepared to overcome your fear of heights!

Nemo 33, a recreational scuba diving center in Uccle, Belgium, held the record for the deepest diving pool in the world until the construction of Y-40 Deep Joy Pool in Italy. It is filled with 2.5 million liters of non-chlorinated, highly filtered spring water. It’s man-made caves and viewing windows keep it at number 15 on our list!

Who hasn’t wanted to swim near a waterfall? The Gunlom pools are located at the top of a seasonal waterfall and look out over some of the most stellar Australian scenery, making this a must see!

This enormous infinity-edged heated pool makes the Mes Amis Resort a great location to stay. What sets Mes Amis’ pool apart is that it is situated inside a private seven acre plot, meaning that you can enjoy this pool without the huge crowds of some other resorts.

The Bondi Icebergs Club is the official home of winter swimming in southern Australia. The amazing Bondi pool snuggles right up to the ocean, allowing visitors the once in a lifetime opportunity of having the ocean waves crash onto them while inside the pool.

Officially known as the Ramada Resort Dar Es Salaam, this unexpected luxury on the Tanzanian coast is breathtaking for its deep blue expanse of a pool against the angular lines of the Ramada.

Set away in the Tuscan hillside, Castello Vicchiomaggio’s pool is a small slice of elegance in beautifully rustic surroundings.

We can’t say enough great things about Mykonos, and Cavo Tagoo’s amazing outdoor pool overlook is just another reason that we all want to visit.

This beautiful swimming pool looks more like a temple site. It’s a fresh-water, infinity-edge pool which is set around 50 meters above sea level. While swimming, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the beach and the sea below.

Luxurious Harbour Grand in Hong Kong has this one of a kind swimming pool on its 23rd floor. The pool faces the Victoria Harbour and has visually stunning views of the city’s countless skyscrapers.

This one of the world’s largest swimming pools (3,324 feet long and 19.77 acre). The water is pumped from the Pacific Ocean after it has been filtered and treated, giving guests the opportunity to swim in the sea while looking at the ocean.

Belonging to the Alila, a boutique hotel high on a hill, this pool is a relaxing retreat like no other. It lets you see and feel the best Bali’s nature has to offer.

Located in Phuket, toward the south of Thailand, The Merlin is part of the constellation of hotels of nightlight that stud the Phuket coast. The crowning gem of the Merlin is its magnificent pool overlooking all that Phuket has to offer.

One of the best all inclusive resorts in Los Cabos, Dreams has an awe-inspiring infinity edge pool that overlooks the Sea of Cortez – making for breathtaking views.

One of the magical islands and atolls in the Maldives, Rangali Island is home to one of the world’s most beautiful pools overlooking the ocean.

From the edge of the pool you can see both Laos and Myanmar (Burma)! Perched on a ridge overlooking the hills of Myanmar and Laos, Anantara’s Golden Triangle resort is as enchanting as the region in which it is located.