Iceland Pool Map

Every swimming pool, spa and nature bath in Iceland — not just the Blue Lagoon.

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Iceland's most famous pool. Advance booking required. Can be crowded.

11,990 kr·08:00-22:00

Reykjavík's largest pool. 50m outdoor pool, waterslide and hot pots.

1,500 kr·06:30-21:00

Reykjavík's oldest pool, recently renovated. City center.

1,500 kr·06:30-21:00

Cozy neighborhood pool in Vesturbær. Great atmosphere.

1,500 kr·06:30-21:00

Family-friendly pool in Árbær. Waterslide and hot pots.

1,500 kr·06:30-21:00

New luxury bath in Kópavogur with infinity edge over the ocean.

12,990 kr·10:00-23:00

One of Iceland's best pools. Waterslide and hot pots.

1,200 kr·06:30-21:00

Natural hot bath at Mývatn. Fewer crowds than Blue Lagoon.

6,500 kr·10:00-22:00

Floating hot baths at Egilsstaðir in East Iceland.

7,900 kr·10:00-22:00

Good pool in Hveragerði. Close to Reykjavík.

1,100 kr·06:30-21:00

Small pool at Flúðir. Sometimes closed in winter.

1,000 kr·08:00-21:00

Lovely pool on Snæfellsnes with fjord views.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Pool in Höfn, Hornafjörður.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Good pool on the island with waterslide.

1,000 kr·06:30-21:00

Pool in Selfoss with waterslide.

1,100 kr·06:30-21:00

Pool in Sauðárkrókur, North Iceland.

900 kr·07:00-21:00

Pool in Ísafjörður, Westfjords.

900 kr·07:00-21:00

Pool in Akranes with waterslide.

1,000 kr·06:30-21:00

Pool in Borgarnes, between Reykjavík and North Iceland.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Pool in Húsavík, whale watching capital.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Sea baths in Húsavík with views over Skjálfandi bay.

7,900 kr·10:00-22:00

Pool in Egilsstaðir, East Iceland.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Rustic pool by the sea in the Westfjords. Often closed in winter.

1,500 kr·10:00-20:00

Beautiful pool with infinity edge over the fjord.

1,000 kr·07:00-21:00

Rebuilt historic pool near Búðardalur. Often closed in winter.

1,000 kr·10:00-20:00

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.

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