Geesthacht leisure pool

The leisure pool on the Elbe in Geesthacht includes a separate 50-meter swimming lane, a freefall and wide-wave slide, a particularly curvy 75-meter slide, a diving tower (1-meter, 3-meter and 5-meter), a current channel, a swing bay, various neck and massage showers, an adventure pool and various playground equipment. Consequently, young and old alike will have fun here!

A special feature of the leisure pool is the sustainability concept. The heating energy for the pools comes directly from the cogeneration plant located next door. In summer, the power plant can even cover the entire energy demand.

Admission prices

Admission to the Geesthacht leisure pool is calculated according to the length of your stay. Children under the age of six enter the open-air pool free of charge. For the first two hours, the charge is made on an hourly basis. After that, or from the third hour onwards, billing is at 30-minute intervals.

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