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| Coquina Pool |
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Located beach-side, is a negative-edge pool meant for lounging and relaxing. The pool is one depth and has no edges, meaning that the overflow water falls into small drains flush with the ground around the pool. The entrance to the pool area, and undeniably the focal point, is a triangular stucco structure containing the men’s and women’s changing rooms, framed by two large pindo palm trees. The pool is open daily to residents and guests from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. |
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| Sky Pool |
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Located park-side, is the third pool at Rosemary Beach and serves as a year-round pool. Special features include a metal structure roof with motorized panels that can be opened in warm weather, and closed in cooler weather. In addition to heated water, the pool decking features radiant heating, providing a warm walking surface during winter months. Other features include three individual swim lanes and a long, built-in bench for casual lounging. |
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| Cabana Pool |
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| Located park-side, is a family friendly pool area with a Mediterranean design. The Cabana Pool features cabana-style dressing rooms and separate children’s pool. Paired sun loungers against a backdrop of dense green hedges offer pool-side privacy and sunbathing. Azure blue and turquoise glazed pots containing brightly colored culinary herbs and flowers are placed throughout. The pool is open daily to residents and guest from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. There is a separate playground park for kids adjoining the Cabana Pool. |
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| Barbados Pool |
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Designed by Barbados architect Douglas Patrick Luke, is the second of three planned pools south of Scenic 30-A and is located west from the Town Center at the terminus of Town Hall Road. Designed in French West Indies architectural style, features include a dramatic entrance with copper roof, shaded loggia and stucco tower and vestibule fountain. |
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