Rules on safety and conduct

Pool guests are responsible for their own actions in the facilities.

Safety Rules

Children under 10 (as of June 1 of the year they turn 10) must be accompanied by a swimmer aged 15 or older. Unless you are the parent or guardian, you can accompany a maximum of two children.
Parents or guardians are responsible for their children at the swimming pool and should keep a close eye on them.
Wash thoroughly without swimwear before entering the pool. Swimwear should be clean.
Diving is not allowed from the sides of the pools or the shallower end of the pool, nor by the edges of the children's pools.
Non-swimmers must use approved arm floats or swim jackets. Please note that inflatable rings are toys, not safety devices.
Any use of tobacco, nicotine pouches, alcohol and other drugs is prohibited within the facility. Anyone under the influence is prohibited from entering.
Children's groups should be clearly identified.
The use of diving equipment, such as snorkels and diving masks that cover the respiratory system, is not allowed without special permission. Equipment must be certified.

The use of cameras and phones is strictly prohibited in changing rooms and in the pool area.
The pool facilities are not responsible for shoes or other personal belongings of guests. Guests are advised to use locked lockers.
Children of primary school age should use the changing facilities designated for their sex. Private changing rooms are available if it is not suitable for children to enter men's or women's changing rooms.
Pool guests should follow the instructions of the staff. Violations of rules on safety and conduct may result in expulsion from the pool.

Guests and staff members should always be treated with respect.

From June 1 of the year children turn 10, they can go swimming without supervision (after finishing 4th grade).
Children under 10 years of age are not permitted to access swimming pools unless accompanied by a person who is 15 years of age or older.
Each person may accompany at most two children unless the person is a parent/guardian (cf. Regulation on Swimming and Bathing Facilities, Section 1, Article 14).
Free for children and young people 0-16 years old.
The young people fee is paid on August 1st of the year when individuals turn 16 years old (after they finish primary school).
Children are always the responsibility of their parent/guardian. Children who cannot swim shall wear arm floats/swim vests.
Children should use the appropriate locker for their gender as of June 1 of the year in which the child starts primary school (becomes 6 years old). Private changing rooms are available if it is not suitable for children to enter men's or women's changing rooms.
An employee may be asked to help a child through the change room.