Why Iceland is a Solo Traveler's Dream

Let's Travel Baby!

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3y ago 12:35

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Hi! In today's episode I will be telling you all the reasons why you should make Iceland your first stamp on your passport!
My budget breakdown as mentioned:
- $120: Total cost for carry-on luggage for both Spirit in the United States
- $540: Flight from Las Vegas to Iceland, round trip (purchased two weeks in advance i.e. higher priced ticket to Iceland)
- $185: Total hostel price for the 3 nights and 4 days
8/25
- $50: Lyft to airport in Las Vegas
- $13: Mcdonald's breakfast yum
8/26
- $88: Icelandic cash total pulled out from Iceland's ATM
- $15: Lobster soup
8/27
- $112: All day tour (purchased a week before my first day in Iceland)
- $35: Dinner from grocery store
8/28
- $61: Blue Lagoon all-day entrance price
- $30: Bus going and returning from Blue Lagoon (hour bus ride outside of Reykjavik, Iceland's largest city)
- $13: Dinner and breakfast for the next morning from grocery store, Kronan

8/29
- $50: Covid-19 return test
Where I found my flight:
https://www.kiwi.com
Where I found the all day tour:
https://www.viator.com
Where I stayed:
Loft HI Hostel
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