World’s most profound indoor plunge pool will be as profound as 15-story building

The world’s most profound indoor pool is set to open in Poland this fall and will enable swimmers to jump 45 meters beneath the surface.

Made as a training site for divers, the Deepspot plunging pool will hold 8,000 cubic meters of water when finished — that is 27 times more water than standard 25-meter pools.

Also, how profound will it be? At a profundity of 45 meters, the pool will be as profound as a 15-story building.

For an increasingly agreeable plunge experience that will likewise enable free jumpers to forego wetsuits, water temperature will be hotter than standard pool temperatures.

Water will likewise be filtered 15 times each day to keep the pool transparent and clean for both divers and outside spectators. Designs call for a transparent, underwater tunnel, while conference, training and hotel rooms will likewise have a perspective on the underground pool.

By comparison, conventional pools are filtered an average of three times each day, says Deepspot.

The pool opens in Mszczonow around an hour’s drive outside Warsaw, by a similar group that works an indoor skydiving fascination, Flyspot.