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10,000.00 ISK (79.74 USD
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6,000.00 ISK (47.85 USD
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8,000.00 ISK (63.79 USD
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800.00 ISK (6.38 USD
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Minimum price.
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350.00 ISK (2.79 USD
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Price for a three course meal in a restaurant.
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3,500.00 ISK (27.91 USD
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2,000.00 ISK (15.95 USD
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Cost of a hotdog.
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250.00 ISK (1.99 USD
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140.00 ISK (1.12 USD
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Lowest price for a two wheel vehicle.
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12,000.00 ISK (95.69 USD
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More about Iceland costs
Iceland is one of the most expensive countries in the world. Costs are only reduced with airfare since Icelandair and Iceland express offer reasonable promos and discounts. Iceland's national currency is the Icelandic Koran (ISK) with the value collapsing incredibly in 2008. After 2008, exchanging the krona became restricted, so getting krona notes is almost impossible in other countries. The krona has a value of about 187 ISK to 1 EUR and 123 ISK to 1 USD.
Meals are priced at very high prices, with a pizza costing 2,500.00 ISK (19.94 USD) and a hotdog at about 150.00 ISK (1.20 USD) to 350.00 ISK (2.79 USD). A bus ride in the city will cost about 270.00 ISK (2.15 USD) while a pack of 20 cigarettes costs 850.00 ISK (6.78 USD). The cheapest accommodations are hostels, costing between [currency:ISK:2500 to 6,000.00 ISK (47.85 USD). Budget travelers can save more money for sightseeing and getting around by going to Iceland in groups. Traveling to Iceland is not advisable for travelers who need to stretch a very small budget.