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COVID-19 Update: We are open from Monday 9th Aug
We will be reopening on Monday 9th August. Restrictions will be in place to support social distancing requirements and face masks must be worn at all times when visiting our centre. Remember check in via the Check In QLD QR code at the entrance. Please refer to our COVID Updates page for more information.
Important Information - Splash Park Construction
Hi all Splash park construction has started.
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Welcome to Nambour Aquatic Centre
Nambour Aquatic Centre is home to one of the largest swim schools and squad programs on the Sunshine Coast. We service many of the local suburbs around Nambour, Burnside, Parklands and more.
Our facilities include a 50m lap swimming pool, 25m indoor swimming pool, toddler splash pool and play area for the little ones to enjoy.
We offer you a range of incredible programs, including our Learn to Swim swimming lessons, aqua aerobics, and SwimFit.
You're welcome to come into the Nambour Aquatic Centre to enjoy some fun for the whole family. We look forward to providing you with the best health and leisure services possible.
Opening Hours
Monday -
Thursday
5:30am - 7.00pm
Friday 5.30am - 6.30pm
Saturday
7am - 5pm
Sunday
9am - 5pm
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How to prepare for a water safe Summer
With the weather starting to heat up and Summer on the horizon, now more than ever it is important to get you and your loved ones water safety ready! To some, the thought of learning to swim may come with associations to a competitive sport - something they see in the Olympics. However, life can throw several curve balls, many of which may require the knowledge of how to swim. Keep reading to find out more.
Learn2Swim Week
Drowning is the number one cause of accidental death in children under five, with swimming pools the most common location for toddler drownings. Learn2Swim Week aims to introduce water safety to kids under five and ultimately reduce drowning fatalities.
