It’s no secret that Iceland is an expensive country. Like, “25 dollars for a basic hamburger and 8 dollars for a magnet” expensive. In fact, Iceland was probably the most expensive country out of the 50-ish or so countries that I’ve traveled to so far. I know that probably isn’t the best way to start a blog post about saving money in Iceland, but it’s better to figure it out sooner than later :P
… But it doesn’t have to be that way!
I flew out to Iceland, braced the freezing -5C temperatures, and spent money on completely unnecessary stuff — so that you don’t have to! Learn from my mistakes as I present to you: the 15 Easiest Ways to Save Money in Iceland.
Ready? Let’s go!