Iceland Pool Map
Every swimming pool, spa and nature bath in Iceland — not just the Blue Lagoon.
Laugardalslaug
Swimming PoolReykjavík's largest pool. 50m outdoor pool, waterslide and hot pots.
Sundhöllin
Swimming PoolReykjavík's oldest pool, recently renovated. City center.
Vesturbæjarlaug
Swimming PoolCozy neighborhood pool in Vesturbær. Great atmosphere.
Árbæjarlaug
Swimming PoolFamily-friendly pool in Árbær. Waterslide and hot pots.
Sky Lagoon
Spa & BathNew luxury bath in Kópavogur with infinity edge over the ocean.
Akureyri Pool
Swimming PoolOne of Iceland's best pools. Waterslide and hot pots.
Mývatn Nature Baths
Nature BathsNatural hot bath at Mývatn. Fewer crowds than Blue Lagoon.
Vök Baths
Nature BathsFloating hot baths at Egilsstaðir in East Iceland.
Varmárlaug
Swimming PoolGood pool in Hveragerði. Close to Reykjavík.
Flúðir Pool
Swimming PoolSmall pool at Flúðir. Sometimes closed in winter.
Stykkishólmur Pool
Swimming PoolLovely pool on Snæfellsnes with fjord views.
Höfn Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Höfn, Hornafjörður.
Vestmannaeyjar Pool
Swimming PoolGood pool on the island with waterslide.
Selfoss Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Selfoss with waterslide.
Sauðárkrókur Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Sauðárkrókur, North Iceland.
Ísafjörður Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Ísafjörður, Westfjords.
Akranes Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Akranes with waterslide.
Borgarnes Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Borgarnes, between Reykjavík and North Iceland.
Húsavík Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Húsavík, whale watching capital.
GeoSea
Nature BathsSea baths in Húsavík with views over Skjálfandi bay.
Egilsstaðir Pool
Swimming PoolPool in Egilsstaðir, East Iceland.
Krossneslaug
Nature BathsRustic pool by the sea in the Westfjords. Often closed in winter.
Hofsós Pool
Swimming PoolBeautiful pool with infinity edge over the fjord.
Guðrúnarlaug
Nature BathsRebuilt historic pool near Búðardalur. Often closed in winter.
Pool Etiquette
Shower completely naked before entering the pool. It's mandatory and everyone does it. Use disinfectant on your feet if you have wounds. Be careful in hot pots — start at lower temperatures.