Swimming Pools

Ísafjörður swimming pool is the oldest pool in town, a 16-metre indoor pool built immediately after the Second World War. By the pool there is one hot tub and a cold tub.

In the same building there is a small gymnasium, but the main gymnasium of Ísafjörður is on Torfnes.

Phone: 450 8480

Suðureyrlaug is the municipality's only outdoor pool. There is a swimming pool (17 m), two tubs, a wading pool, a gym and an integrated gymnasium that connects the swimming pool and the primary school.

Opening hours

Summer opening, from June 4: Open every day from 11-20.

June 3rd & 17th : Closed

Winter opening, from August 22:

Monday: 17-20

Tuesday: 16-19

Wednesday: 13-19

Thursday: 16-19

Friday: Closed

Saturday: 11-17

Sunday: 11-17

The swimming pool in Laugarnes by Birkimelur is a beautifully placed small pool with stunning views over Breiðafjörður. You can either float around in the small concrete pool or lay down in a smaller pool closer to the shore.

A donations box is placed by the dressing rooms, the local youth club owns and looks after the pool.

Unlike many swimming pools in the region, Krossneslaug is heated by natural hot-springs; the rareness of such features in the Westfjords is due to the fact that this is the oldest part of the country, thus the least affected by the volcanic rift valley that runs through the centre of Iceland. At Krossneslaug, therefore, it is possible to embrace this
unique aspect of Icelandic culture and nature more authentically than you would at many other locations in the region.

It is considered an 'Infinity Pool' due to the fact it has magnificent views of the ocean, with nothing impeding the view between the two waters. Looking out towards north Iceland, this makes Krossneslaug a fantastic place to spot some of the country's unique wildlife.

Whales are occasionally seen breaking the surface and raising their flukes, most commonly Humpback Whales, and the area is inhabited by many seabirds and seals. You also have a slight chance to see dolphins.

Located in the tiny settlement of Krossnes, Krossneslaug is a fair distance from any major civilisation. The nearest villages of significance, Hólmavík and Drangsnes, are both over 100 kilometres away, requiring more than two hours of driving. Árneshreppur is much closer, but a hamlet of just 53 people with few amenities.

The swimming pool has a remarkable history. It was built in the 1940's as a joint effort by farmers from the area.

There is a constant flow of hot spring water through the pool. Therefore, very little additives or cleaning agents are added to the water.

The pool is open every day from 08:00 to 22:00.

The camping ground is open from May 1st - Sepember 30th.

Opening hours

Weekdays 06:00 -22:00

Weekends: 10:00-18:00

The swimming pool at Drangsnes is a very pleasant and comfortable outdoor pool. The pool was built in 2005 and is 12.5 meters long. Next to the pool there is a hot tub where you can switch on massages, one paddling pool and a steam room.

The view from the swimming pool is unique, where you can see Grímsey island in Steingrímsfjörður. It is the largest island on the Strandir and is a true nature treasure.

A beautiful outdoor pool which offers a spectacular view over the fjord. The pool is 16,5 x 8 meters, two hot pots and one small pool, sauna.

Gym with technogym facilities and a 900 m2 sport arena

Opening hours

Summer (May 15 - September 15).
Pool and gym:

Winter (September 15 - May 15).

Pool:

Gym:

Swimming pool, hot tubs, sauna, gym and a sports hall.

Swimming pool (16 m), hot tub and indoor sauna, while new hot paddling pools are available outdoors. Integrated gymnasium and endurance hall.

Phone: 450 8460

An indoor pool with a hot tub, sauna, gym and an outdoor
area.

Opening hours this summer:

Weekdays: 8:00 - 21:00

Weekends: 10:00 - 18:0

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Camping ground open the whole year.