Essential Info

At a Glance — Special Tours, Iceland

Is Special Tours, Iceland Blue Flag certified? Blue Flag Certified — FEE-accredited, audited annually for water quality, facilities, safety, and environmental education.
What does it cost to enter Special Tours, Iceland? Entrance fee: EUR 20.00 per person.
When is Special Tours, Iceland open? Beach season runs 1 Jan to 31 Dec. Best months: May, June, September.
Is Special Tours, Iceland safe for swimming? Check local conditions before swimming. Blue Flag status confirms the beach meets water quality standards.
Does Special Tours, Iceland have facilities for disabled visitors? Accessible Accessible facilities are available for visitors with disabilities.
What facilities are at Special Tours, Iceland? Accessible
What is the best time to visit Special Tours, Iceland? May, June May, June, September offer the best conditions. Avoid visiting in July, August when conditions are typically less favourable.
How far is Special Tours, Iceland from Reykjavik? Special Tours, Iceland is approximately 0.49 km from Reykjavik.
The Beach

About Special Tours, Iceland

"Special Tours was founded in 1996 as an operator for Puffin Watching tours for tourists as well as scientific trips for school children."

The Blue Flag programme is run by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) and is one of the world's most recognised voluntary eco-labels. Special Tours, Iceland holds current Blue Flag certification, meeting the programme's 33 annual criteria for water quality, safety, and environmental management.

On-site facilities include a beach kiosk and accessible facilities for visitors with disabilities.

Verify Blue Flag certificate for Special Tours, Iceland → · Official beach website →

Visitor Feedback

What Visitors Say About Special Tours, Iceland

Note: The visitor experiences below are drawn from publicly available travel community discussions and visitor feedback. Beach conditions, facilities, and experiences can change over time. Always verify current conditions directly with local beach management before visiting.

What Visitors Love

Accessible to All: The beach provides accessible facilities for visitors with mobility needs, making Special Tours one of the more inclusive Blue Flag beaches in Iceland.

Honest Drawbacks

Limited Transport Info: Specific public transport connections to Special Tours are not confirmed — check the local tourism board or transport authority for current routes.
When to Visit

Best Time to Visit Special Tours, Iceland

Special Tours, Iceland sees its best conditions in May, June, September. The beach season officially runs from 1 Jan to 31 Dec.

MonthCrowdsRatingVerdict
January Low Quiet — relaxed visit
February Low Quiet — relaxed visit
March Low Quiet — relaxed visit
April Low Quiet — relaxed visit
May Medium Medium
June Medium Medium
July High Popular — expect crowds
August High Popular — expect crowds
September Medium Medium
October Low Quiet — relaxed visit
November Low Quiet — relaxed visit
December Low Quiet — relaxed visit
Getting There

How to Get to Special Tours, Iceland

From Reykjavik

Approximately 0.49 km from Reykjavik.

At the Water's Edge

On Special Tours, Iceland

The company has since steadily branched out by also offering Whale Watching tours, Sea Angling tours and is proud of being the pioneer of the magical Northern Lights by Boat tours in Iceland. 

As a Blue Flag certified beach, Special Tours, Iceland undergoes regular bathing water quality testing throughout the season. The FEE Blue Flag programme requires that test results are displayed at the beach and that all certified beaches meet the EU Bathing Water Directive (or equivalent national standard).

Plan Your Visit

Practical Information — Special Tours, Iceland

Entry FeeEntrance fee: EUR 20.00 per person.
Season1 Jan to 31 Dec
LifeguardsCheck with local beach management.
ToiletsCheck on arrival.
ShowersCheck on arrival.
ParkingCheck local options on arrival.
AccessibilityAccessible facilities available. Contact beach management for details.
FacingS-facing — S.
Coordinates64.1504° N, -21.94192° E
CertificationBlue Flag (FEE)
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions — Special Tours, Iceland

Yes — Special Tours, Iceland holds Blue Flag certification from the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). The Blue Flag programme evaluates beaches against 33 criteria each year, covering bathing water quality, environmental management, safety infrastructure, and environmental education. You can verify the certificate on the official Blue Flag website.
Entry to Special Tours, Iceland costs Entrance fee: EUR 20.00 per person.
The best time to visit Special Tours, Iceland is May, June, September, when the beach is in full season. The official beach season runs from 1 Jan to 31 Dec. Visiting during July, August is not recommended due to less favourable conditions.
Special Tours, Iceland is located near Reykjavik, approximately 0.49 km away.
Special Tours, Iceland provides: accessible facilities for visitors with disabilities. As a Blue Flag beach, it meets all required standards for safety, hygiene, and environmental management.

Page & Location Information ✓ Schema.org Structured Data

Name Special Tours, Iceland
AddressGeirsgata 11, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland (primary location) and Oddeyrarbót 1, 600 Akureyri (one of the boats operate from here during summer), Iceland
Coordinates 64.1504° N, -21.94192° E
CertificationBlue Flag (FEE)
AuthorEmma Clarke, Zeach Editorial Team
Last ReviewedMarch 2026