Travel

Food and lodging are supposed to be included, and airfare makes sense, but the 200 Euro seems a little odd. The price varies by location -- it's even 0 in some other countries -- but the Iceland gigs all seem to float around 200. Still, one of my friends has done several "agricultural vacations" (ie, paying someone to work their farm), and they've always had a cost.

But if you're hoping for a cheap trip to Iceland, just do what I did years ago and book a trip after a major volcanic eruption.

But seriously, if you don't mind the cold and near-permanent darkness, the prices in winter are really good. (And the country is truly beautiful in wintertime.) I'm lucky enough to be on the Icelandair route, and throughout the year they have some great sales. If you're comfortable with Couchsurfing.com, you can visit there pretty reasonably. Even airbnb.com has some affordable places -- and of course some really crazy expensive places.