Reykjavik's largest swimming complex, with outdoor lap pools, a water slide, hot pots at several temperatures and a steam bath.
Laugardalslaug is Reykjavik's largest swimming pool complex, in the Laugardalur valley near the botanic garden, the zoo and the National Stadium. It has a 50 m outdoor lap pool, a children's pool, a water slide, a shallow pool for toddlers, a salt-water pot and a row of hot pots at 38-44 degrees Celsius, and a steam bath. The pool is a local hub, and soaking in the hot pots among residents is among the most authentic Reykjavik experiences. Entry for an adult is ISK 1,500 (~$12) under the fee schedule that took effect on 5 May 2026; children aged 10-17 pay ISK 400 (~$3.20) and those aged 0-9 with a guardian swim free. Swimsuit rental is ISK 1,270 (~$10) and towel rental ISK 860 (~$7), or a combined swim, towel and swimsuit package costs ISK 2,770 (~$22).
Visitors must shower thoroughly without swimwear before entering, using the soap provided, and are monitored by pool staff. Lockers use a wristband, and the pool is reachable by Strætó from the centre. Opening hours differ between weekdays and weekends and can change seasonally, so check the city's website.
| Price | Adult ISK 1,500 (~$12); ages 10-17 ISK 400 (~$3.20); ages 0-9 free with a guardian; 10-visit pass ISK 7,000 (~$56) |
|---|---|
| Session length | 1-2 hours |
| Hours | Daily; hours vary, check reykjavik.is |
| Address | Sundlaugavegur 30a, 105 Reykjavik |
Treatments
- Outdoor lap pool
- Hot pots
- Steam bath
- Water slide
Good to know
- Signature
- Largest hot-pot pool complex in the city
- Facilities
- Lockers, Swimwear and towel rental, Children's pools
Location
Sundlaugavegur 30a, 105 Reykjavik
64.1437, -21.8725 View on map
Highlights
- Largest pool complex in Reykjavik with a 50 m outdoor pool
- Hot pots at several temperatures and a steam bath
- Water slide and children's pools
- Adult entry about ISK 1,500 (~$12)
Tips for visiting
- Shower without swimwear before entering; staff enforce the rule.
- Rent a swimsuit and towel on site if needed, or bring your own.
- Visit on weekday evenings or early mornings for the quietest hot pots.
- Check reykjavik.is for current opening hours.
When to visit
Early mornings and weekday evenings; weekends are busiest.
Accessibility
Pool staff assist visitors with disabilities; the changing rooms and pool have accessible entry, and visitors with specific needs should check with the pool in advance.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Laugardalslaug cost?
Adult entry is ISK 1,500 (~$12), children aged 10-17 pay ISK 400 and children aged 0-9 with a guardian are free, under the schedule from 5 May 2026.
Can I rent a towel?
Yes, towel rental is ISK 860 and swimsuit rental ISK 1,270.
Is there a 10-visit card?
Yes, a 10-visit adult pass costs ISK 7,000.