The world's most amazing infinity pools

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, Tanzania: This unique pool is located in the middle of Serengeti National Park. Photo: Fodors.

Visitors will have the opportunity to relax in the heat of Africa, watching wild animals such as elephants, antelopes, giraffes, zebras... passing by. Next to the swimming pool there is a bar to serve you. Photo: CNTraveler.

The Resort at Pedregal, Mexico: This beachfront resort offers stunning views of Los Cabos. Photo: CNTraveler.

The resort’s infinity pool offers sweeping views of the ocean and, if you’re lucky, you might spot humpback whales or dolphins. Order a margarita at the pool bar and relax on a lounge chair. Photo: Expedia.

St. Regis Princeville Resort, Hawaii, USA: This resort's swimming pool is over 460 square meters wide, overlooking the majestic mountains and beautiful bay of Kauai. Photo: CNTraveler.

Cape Weligama, Sri Lanka: Set along Sri Lanka's palm-fringed coastline, the Cape Weligama resort features multiple infinity pools scattered throughout its cliff-top grounds. Photo: Expedia.

The main pool has a semicircular shape overlooking the sea and the open space around it. Photo: Fashionmenow.

Joule Hotel, USA: Located on the rooftop of the Joule Hotel in Dallas, Texas, this infinity pool has a transparent glass side so visitors can enjoy the city view from above. Photo: CNTraveler.

Zemi Beach House Resort, Anguilla, British Overseas Territory: Guests will be amazed by the beautiful swimming pool overlooking Shoal Bay. At the end of the pool, a glass wall creates the illusion of infinity and allows outsiders to see what is happening underwater in the pool. Photo: CNTraveler.

Anantara Golden Triangle, Chiang Rai, Thailand: From this infinity pool, visitors can see three countries: Thailand, Myanmar and Laos. Photo: Myfancyhouse.

You will enjoy a relaxing time in the green space. Photo: Ninetyeast.

Grace Santorini, Santorini Island, Greece: This graceful infinity pool sits on a cliff overlooking the Aegean Sea and the majestic scenery surrounding Santorini Island. Photo: Cocontest.

This is also an ideal place to watch the magnificent sunset. Photo: Perivolas.

Banyan Tree Resort, Seychelles: With giant boulders and powdery white sand, Seychelles' beaches are often rated as some of the best in the world. Photo: CNTraveler.

There's nothing like overlooking the sand and sea from your private infinity pool with a cocktail in hand at Banyan Tree. Photo: Pureseychelles.

Amankila, Bali, Indonesia: The three-tiered infinity pool at this resort on Bali's east coast is one of the most photogenic in the world, overlooking the black sands below, Mount Agung and the vast ocean and sky. Photo: Somekindofwanderlust.

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