5 m swim spa
Swim spas of 5 metres and over
From 5 m, swimming becomes freer: you can stretch out without touching the front of the shell, and two people can train one after the other without changing the settings. This is the size for regular swimmers.
Two North Wave models meet this need with two different approaches: the Nørdland 550, a single-zone model with one body of water, and the Vardø 580, a two-zone model that separates swimming from the hot tub. Both are available with an optional swim turbine.
The 2 models
Swim spas from 5 m to under 6 m long.
Side by side
| Model | Seats | Dimensions | Capacity | Jets | Power supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nørdland 550mono-bassin | 6+ (3 seated) | 550 × 230 cmh. 137 cm | 10400 L | 50 | 220-380 V |
| Vardø 580bi-zone | 6+ (2 seated, 2 reclined) | 580 × 230 cmh. 137 cm | 10500 L | 70 | 220-380 V |
Figures from the manufacturer's technical specifications. Full details are on each model's page.
Our advice
Turbine or swim jets?
Jets create a current through several nozzles; the turbine creates a wider, more even current. Our article swimming in a swim spa explains the difference.
Single zone or two zones?
The Nørdland keeps a single body of water, which is simpler to maintain. The Vardø separates the two uses and the two temperatures. See the guide single zone or two zones.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Vardø 580 a two-zone swim spa?
Yes: a swimming lane and a separate hot tub area, with two seated places and two reclined seats.
How much water does a 5 m swim spa hold?
10,400 litres for the Nørdland 550 and 10,500 litres for the Vardø 580.
Do you need a crane to deliver a 5 m swim spa?
Usually, yes: the shell is 230 cm wide and 137 cm high. Your dealer assesses access before you order.
See, try, get a price
A dealer in our network will show you the models, let you try the seats and give you a firm price for the model of your choice.