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Weekdays at 6:30 AM–10 PM
Weekends at 8 AM–10 PM
*Open until Midnights on Thu.
Sundlaugavegur 30
105 Reykjavík
Starting August 1, Reykjavík City swimming pools will be free to children until they finish primary school—meaning until August 1 of the year they turn 16.
Credits on 6- and 12-month swimming passes and 10-time passes will be refunded or credited to other swimming passes within the same family. If a swimming pass is not registered with an ID number, you must first bring it to the front desk of a swimming pool and register an ID number. Please note that each registration is valid for one card.
Children (0–16* years) — Free
Children (16*-17 years) — 185 kr.
Adults (18 years and older) — 1,150 kr.
Senior citizens aged 67 and over — Free
*Based on August 1 of the birthday year
Private changing room and shower
Accessibility without having to go to a public locker
Lift into pool
Wheelchair-accessible salt water tub
Wheelchair-accessible indoor pool
Wheelchair-accessible steam room
Walkers
Toilets in lockers and changing rooms
The indoor pool at Laugardalslaug Pool is mainly used for training and competition, but guests are welcome to use it when there are no training sessions.
Swimming gymnastics is available for everyone at the following times:
Mondays | at 8:55 am | outside |
Tuesdays | at 9:50 am | outside |
Wednesdays | at 8:55 am | outside |
Thursdays | at 9:50 am | outside |
Front crawl classes for groups and individuals are available with Lóló.
There are spectacular beach volleyball courts at Arbaejarlaug Pool and Laugardalslaug Pool, and they are free of charge for swimming guests. You must prebook the courts to use them.