Kópavogur Swimming Pool
Borgarholtsbraut 17, 200Capital Area
Sundlaug Kópavogs is one of the largest aquatic centres in Iceland. It has a 50m outdoor pool, two indoor pools, seven hot tubs, a cold tub, a steam bath and three water slides. The opening hours can be found online at : https://www.kopavogur.is/en/moya/extras/sundlaugar-i-kopavogi/sundlaug-kopavogs
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