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Dalvík Swimming pool

Opening hours Mondays - Thursdays: Fridays: Saturdays - Sundays:
06:15-20:00 06:15-19:00

09:00-17:00
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Dalvík Swimming pool Get directions
Dalvík Swimming pool

Svarfaðarbraut 34

GPS Points N65° 58' 2.328" W18° 32' 15.838"
Telephone

+354 460-4940

+354 863-4369

Opening period All year
Categories Swimming Pools

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Farm Holidays
15.75 km
Syðri-Hagi
Syðri-Hagi offers accomodation in 2 all year around cottages, Götusel and Sólsetur. We are located in Árskógsströnd, Dalvíkurbyggð. At Syðri-Hagi farm are mainly sheep and goats, but also rab
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Guesthouses
0.78 km
Dalvik HI Hostel
Three cottages, each 15 sqm. with a double bed and a sofa bed, basic kitchen facilities with double stove tops, refrigerator and most utilities and tools for simple cooking. WC but no shower, guests
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Guesthouses
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Gistihús Jóa
Set in central Ólafsfjördur, this guest house overlooks the Eyjafjördur Fjord. It offers rooms with modern décor and views of the surrounding mountains. Inside the rooms Gistihús Jóa's rooms fea
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Hotels
18.82 km
Brimnes Hótel
By the lake in Ólafsfjörður in Fjallabyggd, Iceland, about 45 min. drive north from Akureyri
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Sleeping bag accommodation
17.96 km
Tindaöxl Ski Area
Ólafsfjörður offers ideal conditions for winter sports. The neighbouring mountains and valleys offer excellent terrain for snowmobile touring and the environment is particulary well-situated to ski
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Guesthouses
15.08 km
Sport Tours
Sport Tours is an authorized Travel Agency by the Icelandic Tourist Board and has been operating since 1994.
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Guesthouses
18.65 km
Guesthouse Skeið
Guesthouse Skeið is located in Tröllaskagi in a quiet place deep in valley Svarfaðardalur, surrounded by mountains and 18 km away from town Dalvík. Tröllaskagi is a specially good place for those
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Sleeping bag accommodation
1.28 km
Böggvisstaðafjall Ski Area
Dalvík is only a 35 min. drive from Akureyri and has one of the best skiing areas in the country. There is a wide variety of runs suitable for all members of the family, one of the slopes being flood
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Guesthouses
8.65 km
Wave Guesthouse
Wave Guesthouse offers accommodation in 4 double rooms with made up beds. All general equipment available. Shared bathroom, lounge and kitchen. Wave Guesthouse is located in Hrísey, the Pearl of Eyj
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Guesthouses
4.18 km
Karlsá Country Lodge
This 3-floor house, built in the late 1920's, is located only a few kilometers north of the small fishing town Dalvík in the Troll Peninsula. Through the decades it has been a country home and has no
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Hotels
0.87 km
Hotel Dalvík
Fosshótel Dalvík is a new and comfortable tourist class bed & breakfast hotel in Dalvík.
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Bed & Breakfast
20.90 km
Arnarnes Paradis
Arnarnes paradis - An organic experience with endless sunsets in the summer and gorgeous Northern lights in the winter The hosts, Eyglo and Josavin have lived in Arnarnes since 1981. For the first 18
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Camping
0.00 km
Dalvík Camping Ground
The campsite in Dalvík is situated close to Dalvík Swimming pool. The facilities include hot and cold water, showers, access to electricity and equipment for toilet waste from campers and caravans.
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Guesthouses
21.44 km
Raven Hill Lodge
Raven Hill Lodge is a unique property in North Iceland. The lodge is an ancient sheep farm that has been continually inhabited from the time of the settlement of the Vikings in Iceland in ca 850 AD. R
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Camping
18.38 km
Ólafsfjörður Camping Ground
The campsite in Ólafsfjörður is located next to the sports center. Next to it is a small pond with a lot of bird life and small fishes that the children find very popular. The campsites are norma
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History and Culture
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Fjallabyggð Nature Museum
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Nature
10.09 km
Hrísey

Hrísey is Iceland's second largest island, the largest being Heimaey in the Westmann Islands. It is covered with vegetation, being, for the most part, flatland which only rises to 110 metres above sea level at its highest point. The bedrock is basalt, about 10 million years old. On the southernmost tip of the island is a small village where most of the islanders live. There is a relatively new swimming pool to tempt the visitor, and also the chance to do a spot of sightseeing from the trailer of a tractor, which is perhaps something one does not experience every day!
The crossing between Hrísey and Árskógssandur takes about 15 minutes one way, and the ferry, Sævar, runs several times a day.

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Nature
20.61 km
Trollaskagi

Tröllaskagi is a rugged peninsula, which lies between Skagafjordur and Eyjafjordur. It´s a maze of mountains, rivers and number of miniature glaciers. Ideal hiking country, maps available.

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North Iceland

Towns & Villages

Society and the economy have many faces. Whereas agriculture is the mainstay of rural areas, the towns depend upon fishing, industry, trade and a range of services, with each village having its own characteristics though they all prove hospitable hosts. 
The availability of food and accommodation and the possibilities at every location for recreation and entertainment make hopping between the villages informative as well as fun.   
In every case, the residents are lively and ready to celebrate.

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  • Visit North Iceland
  • Hafnarstræti 91
  • 600 Akureyri, ICELAND
  • info@northiceland.is
  • Phone: 00 354 462 3300
  • Members of Visit North Iceland have all the required permits that are needed in tourism in Iceland and they take part in the joint marketing affairs for the region.