
Three series, from a 3.66 m family pool that heats to a 6.1 m Hydrodrive pool with its own hot tub. All at 230 V, all warm in January, all on a slab instead of a licence. Swim against one in Nerja.
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A garden pool is cold eight months of the year, needs a licence and a builder, and stays where it is. A swim spa is warm every day, arrives on a lorry and goes in a corner. Here is what that changes.
The current comes to you: set it from a float to a sprint and swim in place for as long as you like, in water at the temperature you choose. No turning, no lane to share, no drive to the pool.
Water carries most of your weight, so running on the underwater treadmill, pedalling the aquabike or rowing against the tether works the muscles without the impact. Physiotherapists prescribe it; athletes recover in it.
Warm water changes what a pool is for. Children swim against the current for hours, grandparents sit in the jets, and nobody waits for July. The R-Series is built exactly for this, with a shallow play area and up to nine seats.
The E2000 and the X2000 have a swim end and a hot-tub end with separate heaters. Train at 26 °C, walk three steps, sit at 38 °C. Six metres, one slab, one crane.
A pool means a licence, an excavator, six weeks of a building site and a garden you cannot take with you. A swim spa is equipment: a reinforced slab, a 230 V supply, and a crane that puts it in place in an hour. It is filled and heating that afternoon.
The manufacturer’s own film, by Endless Pools.
Both get you in the water. What changes is everything around it: the paperwork, the works, the months you can use it and what happens the day you move.
The brand
Endless Pools invented the swim-in-place pool in Pennsylvania in 1988 and has built nothing else since. Now part of Watkins Wellness, the world's largest hot-tub maker, its swim spas carry the same ten-year shell warranty as a Caldera and are sold and serviced by us in Nerja.
What changes from one series to the next is the current, the seats and the electrics. Prices installed on the Costa del Sol, VAT included.

The propeller current: smooth, wide, for real swimming. Treadmill optional.
4 models · 4.57–6.1 m · 0–4 seats

Airless jetted current with hydromassage seats. Our best seller lives here.
2 models · 4.57–6.1 m · 3–4 seats

The heated family pool: seats, play area and a current for the kids, on 24 A.
3 models · 3.66–4.6 m · 5–9 seats
of water, against 40 for a small pool. It heats in a day and stays at temperature under the cover.
at 230 V. The R-Series on 24 A, the X500 on 32 A, the E-Series and X2000 on two circuits.
full, on a reinforced slab. Ground level only; we pour the slab or send the drawing.
on the E and X: a fraction of a pool's chemicals and a few minutes a week.
Holding 28 °C under an insulated cover costs far less than reheating. Two-zone models keep the hot tub at 38 °C on its own heater.
Temperature, filtration and lighting on the Gecko app; on the E-Series the Fit@Home app sets the current and runs your session.
Our technicians are trained by Watkins Wellness and carry the parts. Warranty work at your home, across Spain with partner crews.
Monthly visits, chemicals and filters on a plan, ideal for second homes and rentals. Ask for the price with your quote.
Tell us the model and we come back within one working day with the price, the monthly figure and a delivery date.




Georgie, Martin, Alba and María have installed every swim spa on this page. Send a photo of the garden and they will tell you what fits, what it needs and what it costs to run.
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No. A swim spa is a piece of equipment on a slab, like a hot tub: no building licence, no project, no architect. A pool needs all three. And if you move, the swim spa comes with you.
In the E-Series, yes: the Hydrodrive propeller current is what serious swimmers train in. The X-Series jetted current is enough for most people. The R-Series is for play and a few strokes.
230 V single phase. The R-Series runs on 24 A, the X500 on 32 A, the E-Series and X2000 on two circuits of 24 A and 25 A. Every model has a 3 kW heater.
Less than a heated pool by a wide margin: 5,000 to 9,000 litres under an insulated cover, not 40,000 open to the sky. We give you the monthly figure for your model and your climate.
By crane, in one piece, 3.66 to 6.1 m long and 800 to 1,900 kg empty. We survey the lift first; most gardens are reachable from the street with a crane.
The E2000 and X2000 have a swim end and a hot-tub end with separate heaters: 26 °C to train, 38 °C to sit, at the same time. Single-zone models are one temperature for the whole shell.
On the E-Series, yes: a hydraulic underwater treadmill is an option on all four models. The X and R take the aquabike, tether, bands and floor mirror.
UVC and ozone on the E and X, ozone on the R, so the chemistry is a few minutes a week. Filters are rinsed like a hot tub. We run a monthly plan if you would rather not.
Yes. A swim spa is filled and heated in the showroom: bring a swimsuit and swim against the current before you decide.
The X500 and E500 are in stock. The rest come from Endless Pools to order; ask us for the current lead time and we reserve the crane the day you sign.
