Planning a trip to Iceland can be overwhelming. Between the Northern Lights, glacier hikes, the Golden Circle, hot springs, whale watching, and everything in between, there’s a staggering amount to consider. And after fourteen years of publishing Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine, I’ll be the first to admit — even my own website has become a lot to navigate and digest.

That’s why I built Nonni.

Free road trip plans with maps

Day-by-day plans for the four drives most people take, each on an interactive map with where to sleep, fuel stops, waterfalls and reader discounts along the way. Built for a relaxed pace, not a race.

See all road trip plans

Map of hot springs, spas and pools

Every lagoon, wild hot spring and town pool in Iceland on one map. Find warm water near you, and see which spas give my readers a discount.

  • 57 places to soak
  • % Reader discounts
Open the hot springs map

Nonni is Stuck in Iceland’s new AI-powered travel agent, trained on the entire archive of the magazine. Every guide, every interview, every travel tip, and every discount code I’ve gathered since 2012 — Nonni has read it all. Think of it as having a conversation with someone who knows Iceland inside and out and is available around the clock to help you plan your trip.

Two people in the GeoSea baths in Húsavík in Iceland. In the background are snow covered mountains and the ocean.
These people may have used Nonni, the AI Travel Companion for Iceland to find GeoSea!

What Can Nonni the AI Travel Companion for Iceland Help You With?

Whether you’re visiting Iceland for the first time or coming back for your fifth adventure, Nonni can help you figure out where to go, what to do, and how to save money along the way. Ask it for personalized recommendations based on the season, your interests, or your budget. It can suggest itineraries, point you toward hidden gems that most tourists miss, and help you find exclusive discount codes from over 50 Icelandic tour operators.

The knowledge behind Nonni comes from real people and real experience — photographers like Rico de Jong, northern lights experts Sævar Helgi Bragason, Goth bands like Kælan mikla, the superstar singer Laufey, actor Ólafur Darri, seasoned mountain guides, and dozens of other local experts I’ve had the privilege of interviewing over the years. This isn’t generic travel advice scraped from the internet. It’s curated, local, and personal.

A diverse group of people from around the world who shared their stories and expert advice on how to visit Iceland in 2026 with more respect, curiosity, and connection.
Collage of travelers, guides, artists, scientists, and adventurers who have experienced Iceland deeply, representing insights and tips for people planning to visit Iceland in 2026.

Why the Name Nonni?

Nonni is a common Icelandic nickname for men or boys named Jón. It’s what my late grandfather always called me. Naming the chatbot after him felt right.

This Is Just the Beginning

Nonni is in its first version, and I know there’s plenty of room to grow. Nonni isn’t perfect, neither is my magazine! That’s where you come in. I would love to hear what you think — what works, what doesn’t, and what you wish it could do. After all, I built this for you, the readers who have made this magazine what it is. Feel free to contact me through the Stuck in Iceland Facebook page or the magazine’s Instagram account.

Give Nonni a try and let me know how it goes. You can find it right here on the site.

Happy travels!

Jón Heiðar — editor and janitor at Stuck in Iceland Travel Magazine