Who does not want to get close to the sea? Everyone has an interest in spreading themselves in the vast waters. But the fear of getting lost in the rough waves of the sea does not leave behind, especially children, the elderly or those who are less skilled in swimming. Keeping this thought in mind, numerous sea pools have been built in salt water on the seashore.
These pools made with little changes without destroying the natural structure have become quite popular. London-based author and outdoor swimming enthusiast Chris Romer-Lee photographs more than 60 such stunning ocean pools in his new book. They are as aesthetic as they are safe and secure. His book details saltwater pools around the world, from Australia’s 82-foot seaside Avalon Rock Pool to the ‘Mermaid Pool’ in Cornwall, UK. Woolly Pool in Kalk Bay, a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa, is unmistakably beautiful.
A different scene unfolds when the golden sun falls on the shore hills as the salty waters of the sea fall. Porto Moniz Natural Pool in Madeira, Portugal is full of unique beauty. Here, the concrete-lined poles surround the huge stone laps standing on the blue waters of the sea, where tourists spend time in the open air. The UK has the Lewinick Cove House Pool. Avalon Rock Pool is located in New South Wales, Australia. There are such pools in Ireland, Switzerland, Scotland, Spain and other countries. CNN.