Largest Pool In Brazil Has 20,000 m², 275 m Long, 3.5 m Deep, and 47 Million Liters

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 21/10/2025 at 06:18

Updated on 21/10/2025 at 06:19

Maior piscina do Brasil com 20 mil m² e 47 milhões de litros transforma condomínio em Cuiabá em referência nacional de luxo e lazer

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With 20,000 m², 275 meters in length, and a capacity of 47 million liters, the largest pool in Brazil impresses with its size and structure, offering an artificial beach, pedal boats, and exclusive leisure in the heart of Cuiabá

The largest pool in Brazil is located in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, within the luxury condominium Brasil Beach Home Resort.

With an impressive 20,000 square meters, the structure surpasses traditional Olympic swimming pools in length and offers a unique leisure and entertainment experience in the heart of the Cerrado.

Its depth varies between 0 and 3.5 meters, and the storage capacity reaches 47 million liters of water — about 18 times the volume of an Olympic pool.

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Grand Structure and Diverse Leisure

The venture was built by the same company responsible for the pool at San Alfonso del Mar in Chile, considered the largest in the world.

The Cuiabá pool is 275 meters long and 100 meters wide, providing ample space for activities such as pedal boats and kayaks, available exclusively to condominium residents.

In addition, the site features an artificial beach of 12,000 square meters of sand, further expanding leisure options and making the experience similar to that of a coastal resort.

To travel the entire length of the pool, it takes about 3 minutes and 15 seconds, equivalent to the distance of two and a half soccer fields.

Milestone in Residential Leisure

Inaugurated in October 2016, Brasil Beach Home Resort represents a milestone in architecture and leisure infrastructure in the country.

The delivery of the first tower occurred in the same year, following an investment of approximately R$ 170 million. Located in the Ribeirão do Lipa neighborhood, the condominium combines luxury, comfort, and innovation, offering residents an unparalleled space for relaxation and socializing in Brazil.

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Patrick Vilela

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24/10/2025 08:08

Essa piscina aí já ganhou o título de um dos maiores elefantes brancos do MUNDO!! KKK nem os moradores usam, pois a água é muito gelada, mesmo em Cuiabá que é muito quente…meu tio mora lá e foi 2x só

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