Audio Guide of Eskifjörður Swimming Pool

They are generally open Monday to Friday from 06:00 to 21:00, and on weekends from 10:00 to 18:00 in summer, although winter hours may vary slightly. I recommend checking holiday changes directly on the Múlaþing municipality website.

The price is very affordable, around 1,250 ISK per adult, while children under 6 usually enter free and young people up to 18 get a reduced rate. Tickets are purchased directly at the sports center reception upon arrival.

Ideally, set aside 1 to 2 hours to enjoy the full experience: swim a little, relax in the hot tubs, and enjoy the sauna. It is the perfect stop to rest your body after exploring the fjords.

What makes it unique is its stunning direct view of Mount Hólmatindur, one of the most iconic mountains in the area. It is also a true outdoor geothermal pool, representing the heart of local social life.

If you are looking for complete peace and want to feel like a local, go early in the morning (06:30 - 08:00). If you prefer spectacular views, go at sunset to watch the light change over the mountains while you soak in the hot water.

Yes, the Eskifjörður Swimming Pool complex has good facilities, including wheelchair access and adapted changing rooms. The staff are usually very helpful if you need additional assistance getting into the water.

Yes! You are very close to the Austurland Maritime Museum and the historic Randulffssjóhús. An excellent plan is to visit the museum first and end the day relaxing in the pool.

The most important rule in Iceland is to shower completely naked and with soap before putting on your swimsuit. It is a strict hygiene rule that keeps the geothermal water pure without the need for too many chemicals.