Deep Dive Dubai, the world’s deepest diving pool, is located in the United Arab Emirates. Located in Dubai’s Nad Al Sheba District, the pool is the equivalent of 6 Olympic swimming pools. Swimming pool; With a depth of 60 meters, it entered the Guinness Book of Records as the “world’s deepest swimming pool for diving”. The swimming pool surpassed the 45-metre Deepspot in Poland. Deepspot swimming pool; It held the record for being the world’s deepest swimming pool until June 2021, when Deep Dive Dubai opened.
Deep Dive Dubai has a fresh water capacity of 14 million liters. The facility, which looks like a giant oyster where the pool is located, covers an area of 1500 square meters. At the same time, the pool allows divers to discover a new world. The pool attracts attention with its “underwater city”, which gives the impression of a real underwater city.
Offering an extremely different experience for diving, the pool is monitored by 56 underwater cameras, which are viewed from all angles. There are 164 advanced smart lighting systems that are sensitive to sound throughout the pool. In the sunken city that divers of all skill levels can explore; There is an underwater world designed with interesting features such as an abandoned street, apartment, garage, arcade. In the pool where countless discoveries can be made, experiences such as table football, playing chess or riding a bicycle can be experienced.
The fresh water in the pool is filtered and circulated every 6 hours with a filter technology developed by NASA. The temperature of the water is kept constant at 30 degrees for a comfortable dive. Visitors who come to the pool are offered free and scuba diving opportunities, as well as various courses.
Covering an area of 1500 square meters, the facility has the opportunity to do various activities. It has the capacity to organize events for up to 100 people. The facility has the necessary equipment as a conference, meeting and event venue. Various shops, such as a dive shop and a souvenir shop, are available on site. At the same time, there are restaurants, meeting rooms and viewing rooms on the lower floors of the building, which allow watching the pool.
Abdulla Bin Habtoor, Spokesperson for Deep Dive Dubai, said: “When developing the concept and facility, we were inspired by the courage and fortitude of the UAE’s pearl diving heritage. We also hope to embody the determination of Emirati explorers and innovators, both past and present, and provide a platform for future achievements and discoveries.”
