天然温泉
Reykjanes地熱プール
Westfjords
レイキャネス地熱スイミングプール（Reykjanes Geothermal Pool）は、アイスランド南西部のレイキャネス半島ではなく、ウェストフィヨルドのイーサフィヤルザルジュープ近くにあります。訪問前に、現在の一般利用の可否・営業時間・入浴の手配をご確認ください。
ストーリー
On the shore of Ísafjarðardjúp, the great fjord that cuts into the heart of the Westfjords, Reykjanes is a small geothermal outpost built around its heat almost by necessity: warm ground near the water made it a natural place to settle, and in 1934 a district boarding school, Héraðsskólinn á Reykjanesi, was built here to serve children from the surrounding fjords, warmed by — and eventually built around — a large geothermal swimming pool. The school closed in 1991, but the pool it was built around outlived it. Today the pool, 50 by 12.5 metres and kept warm year-round by self-flowing geothermal water, is run alongside Hotel Reykjanes, which took over the old school buildings. It is an unusually large, quiet place to swim for such a remote stretch of coastline — ringed by fjord views rather than crowds, with an old green sauna and a sun deck as the only other amenities.
ご存知ですか？
At 50 x 12.5 metres, the pool at Reykjanes is informally described as the longest swimming pool in Iceland — reportedly a little longer than its intended 50-metre design.
入場料
Small entrance fee (exact current price not independently confirmed — contact Hotel Reykjanes)
実用情報
ベストシーズン
Summer for easiest road access; the pool itself is heated year-round.
所要時間
1–2 hours
アクセス
On the shore of Ísafjarðardjúp in the Westfjords, reached via Route 61 — a remote drive from Ísafjörður or the main Ring Road, eased somewhat by bridge and road upgrades completed in 2009.
交通手段
Self-drive is effectively required; no regular public transport serves this part of Ísafjarðardjúp.
予算
A modest entrance fee applies for day visitors (included for Hotel Reykjanes guests); exact current price not independently confirmed — check with Hotel Reykjanes.
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