Haraldshallen svømmehall is Haugesund's public swimming facility, featuring a 25-by-12.5-metre pool suitable for lane swimming, morning training, and school use. The venue also offers a three-metre diving tower for deeper-water activities and includes sauna access. Operated by Haugesund kommune, this pool provides dedicated aquatic exercise options for the local community.
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Haraldshallen swimming hall is Haugesund's public 25-metre pool, offering lane sessions, a three-metre diving tower and sauna.
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The 25-by-12.5-metre basin serves public swimming, morning training, school use and allocated club sessions. A three-metre diving platform adds deeper-water activity, while sauna access is included subject to operational notices.
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