Laugardalslaug Pool

Mon–Fri 6:30am–10pm
Sat–Sun 8am–10pm
 

Sundlaugavegur 30
105 Reykjavík

Overview of outdoor facilities at Laugardalslaug Pool

Laugardalslaug Pool

Laugardalslaug Pool is the largest swimming pool in Iceland and one of the most recognized in Reykjavík. It offers a wide range of amenities: a 50-meter outdoor pool, an indoor pool, children's pools, a steam room, a cold tub, and water slides.

 

The pool is a favorite among both visitors and locals. Laugardalslaug Pool also includes a certified competition pool for aquatic sports. There's always a welcoming atmosphere at Laugardalslaug Pool. 

Pool Night

Facilities in and around Laugardalslaug Pool

  • 50-meter pool
  • Accessible Pool
  • Children's pool
  • Children's slide
  • Steam room
  • Free WiFi
  • Hot tubs
  • Running Routes
  • Fitness Trail
  • Indoor pool
  • Cold tub
  • Chlorine produced from salt
  • Whirlpool bath
  • Slide
  • Swimwear for Sale
  • Private changing room
  • Salt water tub
  • Beach volleyball
  • Infant Facilities
  • Outdoor changing rooms
  • Wading pool
  • Concession
Aerial view of an empty Laugardalslaug Pool in winter, with frost and snow blanketing the grounds and the water perfectly still

Accessibility and private changing rooms

We want everyone to feel comfortable at Reykjavík's swimming pools. That's why we focus on strong accessibility, comfortable facilities, and a range of options designed to meet diverse needs. Here you'll find an overview of accessibility features and private changing rooms at all of Reykjavík's swimming pools. 

Beach volleyball at Laugardalslaug

Beach volleyball at Laugardalslaug

  • Two beach volleyball courts
  • Pay at the front desk, just like for a swim.
  • Volleyball players bring their own ball.
  • Book up to two hours at a time.
Beach volleyball court, large slide, and grandstand at Laugardalslaug Pool

Detailed information about Laugardalslaug Pool

Swimming and bathing is believed to have been frequented for hundreds of years in Laugardalur Valley. A bathing pool is reported to the south of Laugarnes in 1772. Swimming lessons began in 1824, albeit exclusively for boys. In 1907-1908, the Reykjavík town council commissioned a pool basin made from stone, and it is probably the first sports facility built by the town. Since then swimming has been practiced in Laugardalur Valley.

Other information

School swimming and training

From late August through June, portions of the pools may be reserved for school swimming and training. For more information, stop by the front desk at the swimming pool.