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🇮🇸 Northern Europe

Budget voyage Iceland

Tous les couts detailles pour organiser ton voyage au Iceland. Devise : Icelandic króna (ISK).

Budget quotidien par style

Backpacker

Dorms, street food, local transport, free or cheap activities.

140 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation45 EUR
🍜 Meals30 EUR
🚌 Transport40 EUR
🎭 Activities15 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous10 EUR

Mid-range

2-3 star hotels, local restaurants, a few organized excursions.

305 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation120 EUR
🍜 Meals60 EUR
🚌 Transport60 EUR
🎭 Activities45 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous20 EUR

Comfort

4-star+ hotels, good restaurants, private taxis, premium activities.

590 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation260 EUR
🍜 Meals110 EUR
🚌 Transport90 EUR
🎭 Activities90 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous40 EUR

Prix detailles

CategorieBackpackerMid-rangeComfort
🏨 Accommodation45 EUR120 EUR260 EUR
🍜 Meals30 EUR60 EUR110 EUR
🚌 Transport40 EUR60 EUR90 EUR
🎭 Activities15 EUR45 EUR90 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous10 EUR20 EUR40 EUR
Total / jour140 EUR305 EUR590 EUR

Conseils argent

Cash vs Carte

The most cashless country in Europe: cards work everywhere, even for a coffee or a tunnel toll. You can travel without a single krone in your pocket.

Pourboires

Tipping is neither expected nor customary: service is included. Nothing to add, even at a restaurant or in a taxi.

DAB / Distributeurs

Hraðbanki ATMs present in Reykjavík, Akureyri and at rural service stations. Not very useful given the card-only culture. Possible fees depending on your bank.

Astuces

  • Shop at Bónus (pink pig) or Krónan supermarkets: half the price of Netto or 10-11
  • Filling your bottle with tap water, perfectly drinkable and free everywhere, rather than buying bottled water (absurd here)
  • Cook for yourself: most guesthouses and hostels have a fitted kitchen, since a restaurant meal quickly runs to 30-40 EUR
  • Bathing in the free natural hot springs (Reykjadalur, Hrunalaug) rather than the Blue Lagoon (from ~65 EUR entry)
  • Getting the municipal geothermal pool pass: 5-8 EUR entry, a genuine local ritual
  • The hot-dog (pylsa) at Baejarins Beztu in Reykjavik remains the cheapest meal in the country (~5 EUR)

Devise : Icelandic króna (ISK)

  • Outside the eurozone: 1 EUR is worth about 143 ISK (2025-2026)
  • No need to change cash in advance; Iceland runs almost cash-free
  • Pay directly in ISK by card, never accept the euro conversion offered at the terminal (unfavourable rate)

Arnaques courantes

  • Few scams, but hidden fees on car rentals (gravel insurance, ash, high deductible)
  • The Blue Lagoon and some excursions are overhyped: compare with the free or municipal alternatives
  • Gas stations: some automated pumps place a high pre-authorization hold on your card