Aura Skypool: First Look At The World's Highest 360º Infinity Pool Opening In Dubai

This Latest Marveling Spot Unveiling Aura Skypool In Palm Jumeirah From November 15 Has Incredible Views In Every Direction

Aura Skypool In Pictures As Tourists And Other Visitors Visit And Take Pictures For The First Time

Aura Skypool, the Worlds highest infinity pool opens on 50th floor of Palm Tower. The Aura Skypool, is the world’s first and highest 360-degree infinity pool, and is nearly 200 metres above the ground.

Like stated above, this wonderful landmark edifies (infinity pool) with an area of 775m2 – and closely follows the opening of Ain Dubai – is sitting on the 50th floor of the 52-storey Palm Tower in Dubai.

You could swim to the edge to behold the glimpse of Dubai skyline, Palm Jumeirah and the glistening horizon of the Arabian Gulf.

For tourists and visitors within the country, there are three ticketing time slots available, for morning, afternoon or full day. However, for full day passes, prices start from Dh370 for the Orange Zone, Dh450 for Green and Dh600 for a VIP island bed.

In a Dubai City studded with greatly designed towering skyscrapers some of which, if not all are man-made wonders of the World, there’s no shortage of impressive views all across. But, it’s not common to find somewhere that offers such incredible perspectives as the new 360º Aura Skypool.

Visiting for a glimpse, and by stepping out of the lift on the 50th floor of The Palm Tower, you would definitely be overwhelmed with regards to where to look first. By looking to the right, you would see Dubai Marina, JBR and Bluewaters Island, where the glorious Ain Dubai stands tall as the sun sets next to it. Okay, turn to the left, you would be marveled at the Downtown Skyline sparkles in the distance, with the iconic Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa stood perfectly in line.

The pool is decking down to the back of Aura looking straight down the trunk of Palm Jumeirah, thereby allowing you to take in the island’s impressive details from above.

At sunset, each of these views sparkles in a different glow following the evening gazing of the Sun. A sliver of turquoise infinity pool stretches around the entire structure.

If you are a guest, you will need to choose your deck area when they book. In addition, while each comes with a different price point, starting from Dh170 for standard sun loungers in the Orange Zone, Dh200 in the Green Zone, which is closer to the pool, and stretching up to Dh275 for a VIP island bed, there really is no bad seat in the house.

At the centre of Aura pool is an indoor lounge and bar space, with a menu curated by head chef Craig Best. Here, you can relax as the sun goes down, and enjoy chilled music courtesy of the resident DJ.

The Aura SkyPool, however, opened its doors on Monday, November 15 to visitors/tourists. For more information regarding booking and reservation, visit auraskypool.com