@kensmith979
Two years ago I came to Iceland and rented a small camper van for 7 days for $560. That is $80/day for lodging and transportation. I stayed in safe parking lots, so no campground type fees. You can pay about $5 and get a shower at campgrounds even if you don’t stay there. There is a Costco in Reykjavik so I bought groceries, which kept my eating expenses down and allowed for a restaurant dinner each night. Everywhere takes credit card; no need to exchange money. A really great trip. Travel doesn’t have to be fancy or overly expensive to have a good time.
@IvoryTrance
I just came back from Iceland, only spent 1 day in the capital though. You dont go to Iceland to stay in the capital, you go to explore the island and its beauty. Highly recommend you go back to visit the nature it offers, one of the best experiences of my life. I travelled from Canada.
@its_karthi_yoo
Iceland is one of my top 10 favorite countries🇮🇸 My things to do list in Iceland 1. Visiting the capital city Reykjavik 2. Travel around the golden circle using the camper van 3. Blue lagoon 4. Glacier hike 5. And of course chasing aurora borealis I'd prefer to rent a convenient a car and buy your own grocery supplies and cook your own food because it's expensive dining out. I heard some rental companies may provide butane stove so do your research on that.
@giannishen
The prices in Iceland are much more expensive than I thought, but the video is still very interesting, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🤩🙏
@robinh4161
I would love to see more of this country . Brett please go back and show us more ! Thanks !!! 🙏💗🙏
@larissag3244
We visited Iceland last year and did a road trip around the whole country. My 3 favorite places were landmanalugar, the west man island, and the Westfords. Some other highlights, kayaking around the glacier bay near diamond beach. We loved horse back riding in the mountains. And hiking the volcano! The glaciers are beautiful, do a tour to hike it! It is an incredible country! So many great places!!
@ChinaDollTravels
I went to Iceland 🇮🇸 a year ago and loved it! I agree it is expensive but it was a good experience! These $100 challenges are fun to watch 😅
@starnet1340
Yes, please! I'm really curious about Iceland and I can't wait for you to go back and release some awesome video(s) about the country!!! 🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸
@letsrolloutnyc
Wow $9 for gas is expensive. It’s crazy how expensive it over there. I hope they get paid very well to survive over there.
@thetravelingirishman4372
I just got back from there it was very expensive but great food and beer!!! The excursions were great and expensive too. Beautiful country I’d love to do more!!
@SmokeOneAndChill
Awesome memories about Iceland. I lived for 7 months in Reykjavik in 2010. A cool internship at the hostel near the gym/pool.
@mayrapena6775
Love when you do this type of videos and help budget travelers
@MrSgtau
I visited Iceland in October 2021 during Covid, and loved the country. Yes, everything is very expensive there, including the restaurants, so I survived off those great hotdogs which cost about $4.25 at the time and cooked food from the supermarket at my hostel. Are the hotdogs really more than $7 now? There's a bus from the airport into town that costs much less than a taxi. What I liked about Reykjavik is that there were walking paths everywhere, so I could walk anywhere that I needed to go. An awesome walk is out to the Grotta lighthouse. Very close to the lighthouse, there's a pool of thermal water where you can dip your weary feet for relaxation while looking at the bay. There are several swimming pools around Reykjavik, and I recommend a daily visit to each one to dip in the hot water.
@339Rohit
Hey Brett first of all really thank you for doing such an amazing content throughout , but boy I do not know have you somehow read my mind ?? for the last couple of days I was doing some homework on Iceland and was planning how much I will have to save in order to afford a trip to this beautiful place on earth and boom I see you uploading a fresh content that too on Iceland. We are all connected! Stay safe and keep smiling :)
@gfritlev9956
Yesterday Iceland reached 394,000 inhabitants and some 2.3 million tourists expected over 2023. That young man toward the end is so right, and the young can't or few can make that downpayment on an apartment
@VitoriVitaTV
Thank you for this video, Brett! 😘😘😘 Watching from Canada! 🇨🇦
@punsarasilva
That church low key looked liked the palace in Asgard and right across was the café Loki. Damn! 😂
@dannytkaze
Its not 24hr darkness here. The shortest day is Dec 21st sunrise around 11:25 and set around 15:30
@MSM_12345
Amazing buildings with different colours. The country has awesome views towards the tourists. Lovable place.❤
@davidburrow5895