As said before, all the swimming pools in Iceland are warm/hot as they are heated up with geothermal hot water. It is fun going in them all year round and also all time of day. Try to go swimming late in the evening (most of the pools are open until 10 in the evening or even longer) or on a rainy day. It is lovely lying in the hot tub/jacuzzi and feeling the raindrops on the nose. Many of the pools also have a warm indoor pool where it can be nice to start at least with small children.
1: Reykjavik
View from Hallgrimskirkja
1. Reykjavík, city-center
The City-Hall by the Pond
1. Reykjavík, city-center
The Dom-church and the Althing
3. In Nauthólsvík
The beach in Reykjavik
4. The island Videy
Sailing out to Videy
4. The island Videy
And mt. Esja in the background
6. Horsebackriding
Everybody can enjoy a horseback-ride
9. Árbæjarsafn
Arbaer-museum, old houses, animals
10. Swimming
