Y-40 The Deep Joy (Montegrotto Terme, Italy) - The World's Deepest Thermal Water Swimming Pool

The Deep Joy pool is just outside the small Italian commune of Montegrotto Terme, about 28 miles west of Venice. It holds the world record for thermal water filled pool with depths of more than 131ft (40m) at its deepest point. As well as dives of various depths, visitors can learn to swim like a mermaid or have your photo taken under water.
You might think that you have to travel to the Caribbean to experience incredible dives in luxuriously warm waters.
But just outside the small Italian commune of Montegrotto Terme, just 28 miles west of Venice, there's a swimming pool that's extends to depths of over 131ft (40 metres).
The Deep Joy, dubbed Y-40, currently holds the Guinness World Record for the deepest pool ever filled with thermal water.
On the surface, the swimming pool is like any other. But below the surface, the pool features a variety of depths as well as four underwater caves that divers can explore.
Its deepest point is in the circular dive tunnel, which measures 131ft from the surface of the water - the equivalent of a 14 storey building.
There's also a horizontal tunnel that runs the length of the pool, allowing visitors to walk through the water like they're at an aquarium.
Adventurous underwater photographer Rino Sgorbani, 65, decided to tackle the tricky dive and plunge down to the depths of the pool.
Indeed the pool water is kept at a balmy 32 degrees Celsius by the thermal water. The project was designed by architect Emanuele Boaretto and the Boaretto Hotel Group and opened in June 2014.
It offers a range of underwater activities - as well as scuba dives, the property also offers underwater photography sessions and dive training.
The pool has also previously hosted underwater performances from 'mermaids' and offers lessons where children can learn to swim like the mythical creatures.
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