Neema Yeswant
Google
During our trip to Iceland, we decided not to dine out at any restaurants to save money for activities. Instead, we opted for a more budget-friendly approach. We purchased ingredients from the supermarket called Bonus, which is known for its affordability, and made our own sandwiches and quick meals for the day. We also cooked our own meals at our Airbnb to save even more money. Additionally, we highly recommend buying alcohol from the duty-free shop, as it is much cheaper than purchasing it from Vinbudin, the only alcohol store in Iceland. In fact, Vinbudin is three times more expensive than the duty-free shop. By stocking up on groceries from Bonus and buying alcohol from the duty-free shop, we were able to save a significant amount of money and allocate it towards exciting activities instead.
In the video is a Bonus with 8 Tesla superchargers in Akureyri.