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Salalaug pool
The main pool at Salalaug measures 25 × 15 metres and has a depth ranging from 1.0 to 1.6 metres. It features six marked competition lanes, which are typically shared between school swimming, public use, and training sessions. During public opening hours, two lanes are reserved for free swimming and play.One of the pool’s standout features is the Iðulaug pool area, which offers a variety of water…
Varmárlaug swimming pool
Varmárlaug in Mosfellsbær is an outdoor thermal pool, also with two hot tubs, sauna, childrens’ pool and play area.
Ásvallalaug
The newest and most child-friendly pool in Hafnarfjörður, Ásvallalaug, is also the biggest thermal pool in Iceland at about 6,000 m² (65,000 feet²).
Dalslaug pool
a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } Dalslaug is the newest addition to Reykjavík’s swimming pools, having opened on 11 December 2021. The main feature is a 25‑metre outdoor pool with six lanes, ideal for both leisure swimming and training. The facilities also include hot tubs, a…
Grafarvogslaug pool
Grafarvogslaug opened in 1998 and has been expanded gradually over the years. Today, the complex offers a well‑rounded range of facilities, including an indoor pool, outdoor pool, wading pool, play pool, and several hot tubs. There is also a main water slide alongside a smaller slide for children, making the pool particularly appealing to families.
Suðurbæjarlaug
Suðurbæjarlaug in Hafnarfjörður offers both indoor and outdoor pools as well as recreational facilities. In the swimming areas, there's a 25-m (82-foot) outdoor pool, a 12.5-m (41-foot) indoor pool, fountain, hot tubs, a steam bath, and a water slide. There is also a gym in the same building.
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