Is there an location arround Pattaya where visitors can do laps in a Saltwater pool and pay an entrance fee?

Jomtien sauna has a 25m salt water pool. Entry is 200b for adults. Don't know price for kids.

WB

Thanks for the tip?

I have been wondering the same thing for a while now...

I went swimming in the salt water pool on top of the

Centric Sea...I loved it

 

Salt water pools are so good for your skin...

They are way way way better than chlorine pools..

 

The sea water in the ocean at Pattayas beach is so

polluted that it has very little therapeutic effect...

But the seawater at Ko Larn is quite nice..

 

Do to the lack of payed salt water pools

in Pattaya...

If any one knows of a hotel with a salt

water pool that could.maybe be use

on the sly please PM me...Thanks a

lot....

 

 

 

Edited January 26, 20179 yr by fforest1

40 minutes ago, fforest1 said:

I have been wondering the same thing for a while now...

I went swimming in the salt water pool on top of the

Centric Sea...I loved it

 

Salt water pools are so good for your skin...

They are way way way better than chlorine pools..

 

The sea water in the ocean at Pattayas beach is so

polluted that it has very little therapeutic effect...

But the seawater at Ko Larn is quite nice..

 

Do to the lack of payed salt water pools

in Pattaya...

If any one knows of a hotel with a salt

water pool that could.maybe be use

on the sly please PM me...Thanks a

lot....

 

 

 

Lets just share any info about it in this thread pls so all can obain the information ?

Agree....Jomtien sauna is great.

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I don't understand why there are not more salt water

pools? You need to use a lot less chemicals and they

are more easy to maintain....

 

For any one who has not used one....The salt level is

I would guess is about 50-60% ?? of ocean water...

Edited January 27, 20179 yr by fforest1

Good question if i had a poolvilla i certainly had it with saltwater.i have been told that the saltwater pools are slightly higher in maintenance expenses.

Jomtien Beach Condominiums has a salt water pool . It was great until they had some issues I guess and a few of the residents caught them using chlorine . They said it was only a temporary thing but one never knows in a country that seems to think they have permission to lie to foreigners . ( it sure get old [emoji20]

salt water pools are still chlorine pools a salt water chlorinator turns the salt into chlorine.So it is not chemical free and chlorinators are more expensive to run to produce the chlorine from the salt.

Edited March 9, 20179 yr by Davejf2017
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We had a swimming pool built in our village last year and wanted a salt water system. Only one of the contractors we asked to tender was willing to install the salt water filtration system. I've no idea why, are they much more complicated to install, or is it just that the parts aren't so readily available in Thailand?

I even hear its possible to make natural water swim pools without any chemicals.

21 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

I even hear its possible to make natural water swim pools without any chemicals.

 

Yes it is if you have a good natural filtration system. This place over on the Dark Side does just that:

 

http://www.mirabelthai.com/thai/index.php

Just to update this thread....

I did a fairly decent search for a saltwater pool in Pattaya...

I even check out the possibility of sneak swimming in hotel pools....

Unfortunately I did not find any thing acceptable... 

But

I did check out Jomtien sauna ....

Jomtien sauna is a first class operation that I recommend...

And its good Jomtien sauna is a good place because its pretty much

the only public option available for a saltwater pool near Pattaya that

I know of.....

I've have had a salt water pool for 9 years

No problems at all

Beautiful water

Swimm every day.

I live on the dark side

 

 

Salt water pools are still chlorine pools as they use salt chlorinators that turn the salt into chlorine, but it is a better experiance swimming in them.

8 minutes ago, Davejf2017 said:

Salt water pools are still chlorine pools as they use salt chlorinators that turn the salt into chlorine, but it is a better experiance swimming in them.

Salt water pools have a much much nicer effect on your skin...

Its kind of hard to put in words but I find salt water pools much

more refreshing...