Buy Danish Krone Online

Your daily budget in Denmark depends on your travel style and destination. On average, budget travellers can expect to spend around DKK 400 to DKK 800 per day. For mid‑range travellers, the budget may range from DKK 800 to DKK 1,500 per day, while luxury travellers could spend over DKK 2,000 daily. Copenhagen is generally more expensive than smaller towns and rural areas.

The Danish Krone (DKK) comes in both coins and banknotes. Coins are available in 50 øre, 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 kroner. Banknotes come in DKK 50, DKK 100, DKK 200, DKK 500, and DKK 1,000. Carrying a mix of coins and notes makes it easier to pay for both small and larger transactions in Denmark.

Yes, cash is accepted in Denmark, but the country is highly card‑friendly. Most shops, restaurants, and transport services accept debit and credit cards. It’s still recommended to carry some DKK along with a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card for convenience during your trip.

When using a credit or debit card in Denmark, you may incur foreign transaction fees that typically range from 1% to 3% of the transaction. Some ATMs may also charge a withdrawal fee. To minimise costs, consider using a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card.

The Danish Krone (DKK) is the official currency of Denmark. While some tourist areas may accept Euros (EUR), this is not guaranteed and the exchange rate is usually unfavourable. Paying in DKK ensures better value and smoother transactions.

Tipping is not generally expected in Denmark, as service charges are usually included in the bill. However, rounding up or leaving a small tip for excellent service is appreciated. For taxis, rounding up the fare is common, and hotel staff may receive small gratuities for assistance.

The cost of a meal in Denmark varies depending on the dining experience. A simple meal at a casual restaurant may cost between DKK 80 to DKK 150. For a mid‑range restaurant, expect to pay around DKK 150 to DKK 300 per person. Fine dining in cities like Copenhagen can cost anywhere from DKK 400 to DKK 800 or more per person.

The amount of Danish Kroner (DKK) you should buy depends on your trip length, destination, and spending habits. It’s recommended to exchange enough DKK to cover initial expenses like transport and meals. You can also use a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card for added flexibility to add funds as required.

The best time to buy Danish Kroner is when the exchange rate is favourable. Track the DKK exchange rate in the months leading up to your trip and buy your currency when the rate is optimal. Alternatively, you can use a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card to lock in a favourable rate before departure.

The Danish Krone (DKK) is the official currency of Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. It is not widely accepted outside these regions, so it’s best to exchange any leftover DKK before travelling elsewhere.

We’ll buy back any foreign currency purchased with our Buy Back scheme so you’re not out of pocket after your big adventures.

At Hays Travel you have several quick and easy methods to buy your currency. You can click & collect, call into branch, or choose home delivery.

You can also buy the Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card and load currency before your departure. ATMs are widely available in airports, hotels, and city centres.

Both cash and cards are commonly used in Denmark, but cards are accepted almost everywhere. Cash is useful for small purchases or rural areas. A combination of cash and a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card works best.

Carrying cash in Denmark is generally safe, but it’s still wise to stay cautious in busy tourist areas. Use a secure wallet or money belt to protect your Danish Kroner (DKK). Consider carrying a Hays Travel Money Prepaid Mastercard® Currency Card for larger purchases and to reduce the amount of cash you carry.