Stöðvarfjörður Swimming pool
Skólabraut 20, 755East Iceland

A UNIQUE OUTDOOR POOL WITH A HOT TUB In the village of Stöðvarfjörður you will find a beautiful but small outdoor pool, located right by the elementary school. Built in 1982, the swimming pools is 16,67 meters long. Opening hours: May 15 - September 15: Weekdays: 10:00-19:00 Weekends:13:00-17:00 Closed during winter.
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