Saudi Arabia is going big with its futuristic Neom City, and one of its star attractions is going to be an epic infinity pool stretching a jaw-dropping 1,500 feet or about 450 meters. This pool, perched 220 feet or 67 meters above sea level in the Treyam Neom area, is set to be the longest in the world, according to the developers.
In a laid-back statement, Neom said the pool’s design is all about blending modern vibes with a light touch on nature. They’re pitching it as a chill spot where you can unwind and soak in some killer views. Picture yourself floating above calm waters that stretch as far as the eye can see – sounds dreamy, right?
Once it’s up and running, this bad boy will outshine Dubai’s 393-foot or 120-meter infinity pool sandwiched between the One Za’abeel twin skyscrapers, which only opened earlier this year.
Treyam Neom
Tucked away at the southern tip of the Gulf of Aqaba, Treyam is one of Neom’s newest hotspots. It’s set to be the go-to resort area, with its lush blue waters meeting golden sandy shores.
The resort itself has a cool bridge-like design that spans a lagoon housing 250 swanky rooms. And if you’re into sailing, diving, or just messing about in the water, you’re in luck – Treyam’s got you covered.
And here’s the cherry on top: they’re promising top-notch health and fitness facilities for guests who like to keep it zen.