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World’s deepest diving pool to open in Poland this autumn — a 45-metre plunge
Deepspot – still being built near Warsaw – will lose its record status within six months when a 50-metre pool opens in Britain
An artist’s impression of Deepspot, which, at a depth of 45 metres, will be the world’s deepest diving pool when it opens near Warsaw, Poland, this autumn.
Swimmers in Poland will be able to take the plunge this autumn – literally – with the opening of the world’s deepest diving pool.
The 45-metre (148-foot)-deep pool, which is now being built in Msxczonow, a town 40km (25 miles) southwest of the capital, Warsaw, will open to both beginner and professional divers.
Deepspot, as the pool is called, will be filled with 8,000 cubic metres (282,500 cubic feet) of water – 27 times more water used to fill an ordinary 25-metre long swimming pool.
The Deepspot diving pool will feature an underwater viewing tunnel for spectators at a depth of 20 metres.
The pool will feature an underwater viewing tunnel for spectators at a depth of 20 metres.
The pool development will also include conference and training facilities and hotel rooms with views looking into the inside of the pool.
An artist’s view of the Deepspot diving pool which is being built in Msxczonow, Poland.
The current world record is held by the 42-metre Y-40 Deep Joy diving pool at the Hotel Terme Millepini in Montegrotto Terme, Padua, in Italy.
Construction of Deepspot diving pool near Warsaw, Poland, is expected to be completed ready for its opening in the autumn.
The Polish diving pool is being built by Flyspot, a company which runs popular indoor skydiving simulators in Katowice and Mory, near Warsaw.
Once Deepspot opens to the public it will hold the world record for only about six months.
Construction of Britain’s Blue Abyss, a 50-metre deep-sea and space research training and test facility, located near London, is expected to opening early in 2020.
This article originally appeared on Luxurylaunches .