Our stunning natural pool at The Dragonfly Retreat offers a unique and refreshing swimming experience, fed by the pristine waters of the Río Grande in Coín. Spanning 17 meters in length, 6 meters in width, and reaching a depth of 3 meters, this expansive pool is a true oasis, blending seamlessly into the surrounding natural landscape.

The crystal-clear water is sourced directly from the river, ensuring a fresh and invigorating swim, free from harsh chemicals. Designed to harmonise with nature, the pool provides a tranquil setting for relaxation, reflection, or simply cooling off under the warm Andalusian sun. Whether you’re floating in stillness, taking a revitalising dip, or enjoying the peaceful ambiance of the retreat, our natural pool offers an unparalleled connection to the elements.

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The Rose Pool at Twilight – A Tranquil Evening Escape

As the sun begins to set over The Dragonfly Retreat, the Rose Pool transforms into a serene, magical oasis. The shimmering water, sourced from the pristine Río Grande, reflects the warm hues of dusk, creating an ethereal glow. Surrounded by lush greenery and softly illuminated by ambient lighting, the atmosphere invites peaceful reflection and deep relaxation.

The gentle evening breeze carries the scent of wildflowers, while the sound of water lapping against the pool’s edge blends harmoniously with the distant melodies of nature. Whether you choose to take a quiet swim under the stars, unwind with a glass of wine by the water’s edge, or simply soak in the beauty of the moonlit surroundings, the Rose Pool at Twilight offers a truly enchanting experience—one of tranquility, connection, and pure indulgence.

The Río Grande in Coín, Málaga, is a tributary of the Guadalhorce River, one of the main rivers in Andalusia. The source of the Río Grande comes from the Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its lush landscapes, underground springs, and unique biodiversity.

The river is fed by natural mountain springs and rainfall, flowing through the valleys and farmlands of Coín before merging with the Guadalhorce River, which eventually reaches the Mediterranean Sea. Its pure, mineral-rich waters make it a valuable natural resource, supporting local agriculture, wildlife, and, of course, your natural spring pool at The Dragonfly Retreat