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Don’t forget to buy Icelandic kronas (ISK) before you leave for Iceland

In order to fully enjoy your trip to Iceland, we suggest that you bring some local currency with you, in addition to your credit and debit cards. The Icelandic currency is called the Icelandic Krona (ISK). The fluctuation of the Iceland krona is quite regular, so you should check the EUR ISK exchange rate carefully in order to compare and get the best possible deal. It is important to plan a travel budget so that you have an estimate of how many euros you need to exchange.

Practical tips for planning your budget

Tipping is not compulsory in Iceland, but if you wish to offer a tip, it will be gladly accepted. If you do tip, remember to buy Icelandic krona currency so as to have some cash.

Your stay in Iceland will cost you an average of 13,000 to 21,600 icelandic kronas per person per day.

For a budget of ISK 1,000 to 2,500 you can have lunch in a fast food restaurant, while for a medium budget of ISK 2,500 to 3,500 you will be served the dish of the day in a café bistro and finally for a larger budget of ISK 5,000 to 9,000 you can try a traditional meal in a restaurant.

16000 ISK
Average cost for one night stay

25000 ISK
Average food budget per person per day

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Good to know

Some price indications in Iceland

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440 ISK

A metro or bus ticket

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300 ISK

The price of a cup of coffee

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4000 ISK

Reykjavik City Card

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280 ISK

A hotdog

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200 - 460 ISK/KM

A taxi ride

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2500 ISK

Une entrée au Musée National d’Islande

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Some suggestions for your trip to Iceland

 

It is good to know the seasons and temperatures when planning your trip to Iceland. The average summer temperature is 10°C, and gets closer to 0°C in winter and much lower at more remote locations. This lasts from October to March. Then comes the summer, when the temperature rises by 5°C and possibly up to 15°C on some days.

Some of the highlights of your trip to Iceland for nature lovers are: The Golden Circle, Lake Myvatn, Dettifoss Falls, Skogafoss Waterfall, Western Fjords. Would you like to go on a whale watching trip on an ecological boat? Then go to Akureyri Dalvik, Reykjavik, Hólmavík, Snæfellsnes, and the Vestmann Islands. If you take a tour guide, you can reward him with a tip. Therefore do not forget to buy icelandic krona before your departure so that you have enough cash during your stay. This is one of the situations where you will need to have some cash. So remember to make your euro isk exchange before you leave.

For those who like to ski, we haven't forgotten about you. Bláfjöll is the largest ski area in Iceland and Reykjavik is within the capital.

For those who prefer the Icelandic coastline, here are some beaches for a good breath of sea air: Reynisfjara beach, Vík beach, Rauðisandur beach, Diamond beach, Stokksnes beach, Djupalonssandur beach

 

Some facts about the Icelandic Krona(ISK)

Icelandic Crown banknotes

Denominations of the Icelandic krona

Banknotes: 1 ISK, 5 ISK, 10 ISK, 50 ISK, 100 ISK.
Coins: 500 ISK, 1 000 ISK,  2 000 ISK, 5 000 ISK, 10 000 ISK

The Icelandic krona (ISK) is called in the local language, "íslenska krona", which comes from the Latin corona meaning "crown". The symbol for the Icelandic krona is usually kr but it is this symbol (ISK) that you should look for if you are exchanging money.

Statue of a man wearing a crown on his head, symbolizing power and royalty.
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Icelandic currency notes are blue, green, red, or purple, with some multi-coloured notes. They include political, historical and artistic figures.

Why buy Icelandic krona (ISK) from ChangeGroup?

ChangeGroup is a world leader in currency exchange with 30 years of experience, offering many currency exchange bureaus in France. We have 60 foreign currencies available, including the Icelandic krona. To get the best EUR ISK exchange rate, plan your trip in advance, buy your currencies online and get them delivered stratight to you with our home delivery service. At the end of your stay, if you have extra Icelandic kronas, the Buy-Back Guarantee offers you the possibility to exchange your travel money for euros at the same purchase price.

Traveling soon?

Here's how to easily exchange your money:

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1.Choose your currency

Determine the amount you need to enjoy your trip abroad.

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2.Select delivery method

Choose between  home delivery or branch pick-up. Create an account & finalise your order.

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3.Receive your currency

Collect your currency from a branch near you or have it delivered right to your door. Enjoy your trip!