10 infinity pools that captivate tourists

No, this is not a Photoshopped image. This is the Four Seasons Hotel's infinity pool in the middle of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park. From here, you can easily see herds of elephants roaming around. This is also a favorite area for wildebeest, giraffes, zebras, and other African wildlife visitors.

This is the top resort in Los Cabos – the most romantic beach in Mexico. From the swimming pool, you can enjoy the endless view of sand and sea, admire the humpback whales and dolphins playing in the sea.

Kauai's mountains, waterfalls, rugged cliffs, and stunning bays are just some of the views you can take in from this luxury Hawaii resort's expansive infinity pool.

This resort is located along the southern coast of Sri Lanka, with infinity pools dotted on cliffs. The most beautiful pool is crescent-shaped, with azure blue landscape on the horizon.

Not overlooking the tropical landscape, the Joule Hotel's pool is a clear, covered pool with impressive architectural views of Dallas.

The symmetrical pool stretches across the Shoal on Anguilla's east coast. At the far end of the pool, a glass wall creates an illusion, allowing beachgoers to appear in plain sight of the guests soaking in the pool.

From the infinity pool, you can easily see the three countries of Thailand, Myanmar and Laos. Located at the crossroads of the famous Golden Triangle, this is the border of the three countries mentioned above.

Santorini is a dream destination for everyone. And this pool is a romantic addition to the island's stunning beauty. Soak in the cool water, you can look out over the Aegean Sea, the surrounding volcanoes and the dramatic sunsets.

Sprawled with giant granite boulders and white sand beaches, Seychelle is one of the world’s most beautiful. However, the infinity pool at the Banyan Tree Hotel is a different kind of delight. Each of the hotel’s hillside suites has its own private pool.

The three-tiered infinity pool at this legendary Aman resort on Bali’s east coast is one of the world’s most photogenic. The three pools span the volcanic black sand beach below, the Balinese peak of Mount Agung above and the serene blue horizon in between.