Planning a trip runs into the same wall: first-world destinations look spectacular and cost twice as much. The reason is a fairly logical set of economic factors.
Wages and cost of living
A coffee costs what it costs because the person serving it earns a high wage with real labour protection. The final price reflects salaries, social security and regulated hours.
Services and infrastructure
Excellent roads, reliable transport and high-quality services raise everyday costs, but also make travel safer and more efficient.
Logistics and climate
- Iceland and Greenland import nearly everything by ship or plane.
- Maintaining roads and services through Arctic winter multiplies costs.
- Short tourist seasons concentrate demand into a few months.
How we make it reachable
- Group bookings with rates negotiated in advance.
- Lodging and transport included: the big spend is closed from the deposit.
- Monthly payment plans without the price exploding.
- We tell you exactly what you will spend on your own, so there are no surprises.
