How much does it cost to travel to Iceland?

If you travel for half a month, the basic consumption will be about 18,000, so you need to be well prepared. The consumption is not too high, but it is not low either.

Many friends who know Iceland know that as a niche travel destination, Iceland has its own unique features. This is not only reflected in the natural scenery and national culture, but also in some special rules and customs of the tourism industry.

Iceland’s tourism industry is very young. The devaluation of the Icelandic krona after the 2008 financial crisis made traveling to Iceland less out of reach. Therefore, the rise of tourism in Iceland has happened in recent years.

It is difficult for domestic travel agencies to fully understand Iceland. The traditional domestic group travel model is not suitable for Iceland and cannot satisfy the wishes of friends who want to enjoy Iceland, and often ruins their interest.

Whether it is considering Iceland’s tourism resource environment, travel patterns, or some industry rules, it is better to book directly with locals.

There are no direct flights to Iceland. Domestic flights usually involve connecting flights in cities such as Copenhagen (SAS), London (British Airways), Munich (Lufthansa), Amsterdam (KLM), etc.

If the reservation is made at short notice, the air ticket to Iceland will cost about 5,000-7,000 in most cases. However, if the reservation is made more than 3 months in advance, the round-trip air ticket to Iceland will often cost more than 3,000.

Xiyoujun just checked it out and found that from August to September, Nordic Airlines flies from Beijing to Reykjavik for 3,600 including tax. It is considered a relatively worth buying air ticket.

Of course, if you go during domestic holidays (National Day and Spring Festival), it will be normal for the round-trip air ticket to exceed 7,000.

If you want to take advantage of the frequent flyer solution, then use Air China miles to exchange Cathay Pacific first-class and business-class tickets from Hong Kong to Europe, and then add a flight within Europe.

The most famous holy place in Iceland’s history is also the cradle of the country. In 2005, it was included in the "World Heritage List" by UNESCO.

The site of the ancient parliament is located next to the fault at the junction of the Eurasian and American plates. It is said that the Eurasian plate and the American plate are still separating at an average rate of 2 centimeters per year. Standing on the rocks of the Eurasian plate, you can see far into the distance. On the opposite side is a vast plain, with the curved, blue Lake Thingvaldra (Capitol Lake) in the middle. It is also the largest natural lake in Iceland.