Iceland’s ubiquitous swimming pools are a testament to its wellness culture. Found in every town, these communal havens offer year-round enjoyment. From summer’s sun to winter’s chill, they invite you to immerse in natural warmth and connection, embracing an essential Icelandic experience.

How much does it cost to enter swimming pools in Iceland?

Adults pay around 1000 ISK, usually free for kids up to 10 years old, then 200 ISK from 10-18 years old.

What to bring?

Bring your swimwear and don´t forget to bring a towel. However you can rent also swimwear if you forget yours.

Where do I find pools in Iceland?

In every town in Iceland, no matter the size, you will find a swimming pool. They are most if not all public pools and accessible for all. Swimming pool in Icelandic is “sundlaug”.