Jón Heiðar Ragnheiðarson — Reykjavík-based Iceland Travel Editor since 2012
Icelander Jón Heiðar has run Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine since 2012. One person, no investors, just honest Iceland travel advice and exclusive discount codes. He has conducted over 200 interviews with local experts, guides, and artists — and built Nonni, Iceland's first Iceland focused AI travel companion.
22 things to do in Iceland in 2022
Many of my readers are now planning their 2022 trip to Iceland. So without further, here are twenty-two things you should consider including in your trip to Iceland. This list of 22 things to do in Iceland in 2022 is in no particular order, and...
The most popular Icelandic travel content – 2021 Wrapped
I am publishing the third and final article to say goodbye to 2021. I have already given an Icelandic travel report for 2021 and listed the 14 interviews I conducted for the magazine this year. It is time to wrap up the most famous Icelandic...
ICYMI – Stuck in Iceland interviews in 2021
I conducted 14 interviews for Stuck in Iceland in 2021. I spoke to actors, musicians, filmmakers, writers, entrepreneurs, and people from the travel industry. My interviews provide unfiltered travel advice to my readers. I welcome all ideas for Stuck in Iceland interviews in 2022. Let...
The Icelandic travel report for 2021 and welcoming 2022
The year is almost over. A new year awaits. Imagine it; we are just about to start 2022. That will be an important year for Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine as it will have its tenth anniversary in September. I have not decided on what...
Ísafjörður has three delightful places you should not miss
Ísafjörður is not a big town. It only has about 2.600 inhabitants. The town is the ‘capital’ of Westfjords, the wonderful and rugged region in the northwest of Iceland. Ísafjörður is beautiful, and it has a surprisingly good selection of restaurants and bars. I love...
Selárdalur valley is the art gallery at the edge of Iceland
Selárdalur in the Westfjords is one of the fascinating places in Iceland. A hermit created an art gallery in this incredibly remote place, complete with buildings, statues, and a fountain. This is an update of an article originally published in 2013. The artist at Selárdalur with...
The second world war in Iceland – visit the WW2 museum in eastern Iceland
The Second World War in Iceland was a peculiar time. Thankfully, the country did not experience fighting, although sailors risk their lives fishing and transporting fish to Britain. Submarine attacks or air raids killed about 160 Icelandic sailors. Few remains from the Second War in...
Ride a snowmobile on glacier and see spectacular waterfalls in Iceland
One of my favorite things to do is drive a snowmobile on an Icelandic glacier. I am not good at it, but who cares. It is just so much fun! So I am delighted to offer my dear readers a generous discount promo code for...
Iceland travel advice from someone who actually lives here
I'm Jón, a native Icelander who has called Reykjavík home for over 30 years. Since 2012, I've been running this magazine the way a knowledgeable local friend would — giving you the honest advice, the real discounts from 50+ partners in the Icelandic travel industry, and 200+ expert interviews you won't find anywhere else. This is Iceland from the inside.