As of 2026, the world's deepest swimming pool is Deep Dive Dubai, located in the Nad Al Sheba neighborhood of Dubai, UAE. This extraordinary facility features a depth of 60 meters (197 feet), shattering previous records. To put its scale into perspective, it holds a staggering 14 million liters of fresh water, which is equivalent to six Olympic-sized swimming pools. Rather than just being a deep hole, the pool is designed as a "Sunken City," an underwater film studio and diving attraction where divers can explore abandoned urban streetscapes, a furnished apartment, a library, and even an arcade with a working underwater pool table. The water is kept at a consistent 30°C (86°F) for comfort, and the facility is equipped with 56 cameras and advanced lighting and sound systems for safety and production. It is open to both scuba divers and free-divers of various skill levels, offering courses and guided tours. This feat of engineering has surpassed the previous record-holders, such as Deepspot in Poland (45 meters) and Y-40 The Deep Joy in Italy (42 meters), solidifying Dubai's reputation for record-breaking architecture and unique luxury experiences.