If you're travelling to Iceland you'll need the local currency: Icelandic Krona (ISK).
Iceland is not a member of the EU so euros are not widely used, although some larger hotels, restaurants and shops in Reykjavik may accept euros at a heavily inflated exchange rate.
Spending money in Iceland
Iceland is an island with very little natural resources which means everything has to be imported. As a result, prices are very expensive and Iceland is generally an expensive destination to visit.
The cost of living is around 44% higher than the UK according to Numbeo and travel agents recommend you budget around £90-100 per person per day if you're planning a trip.
Where to get the best Icelandic krona exchange rate
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