Spain Travle : Swimming at the CNAB in Barcelona


 


During my travel to Barcelona, I visited CNAB (Club Natació Atlètic Barceloneta), a public swimming pool located right next to the beach. It was a very unique experience during my trip. 


                

  


🕒  Operating Hours

Mon - Fri  06:30 ~ 23:00
Sat 07:00 ~ 23:00
Sun & Public Holidays 08:00 ~ 17:00 (Oct.1 ~ Apr.30)
Sun & Public Holidays (May. 1 ~ Sep. 30)

* Note
- Outdoor pools close at 15:00 on weekends from November to March
- Special schedule:  closed at 20:00on June 23rd 




💶 Admission (1 Day Pass)

Adults (18–64): €16.11
Teenagers (11–17): €16.11
Children (4–10): €8.64
Seniors: €11.07
Infants (0–3): €4.58
With spa access (non-members): €40.86




The pool was very clean, and it was quite crowded, especially on weekends.








* Travel Tip: Go in the morning to avoid crowds, and don't forget your swim cap and goggles.




Despite the number of people, it was still easy to find a sunbed, and you can use the swimming lanes if you wait your turn. 








The weather was so nice, and sea view was absolutely stunning.









I enjoyed the sunshine while listening to music - such a peaceful & healing moment. 







With the admission wristband, you're allowed to go in and out freely throughout the day, anytime you want.





It was truly one of the best days during my trip to Spain.
Besides the pool, you can also enjoy the beach right in front of it! 










#Travel #Barcelona #Swimming #CNAB #SpainTrip



Location: Plaça del Mar, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, 스페인

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