Close your eyes and imagine standing on the edge of a colossal icecap, feeling a gentle breeze carrying whispers of ancient stories. Welcome to Sólheimajökull Glacier, a mesmerizing wonder nestled on Iceland’s south coast. Sólheimajökull Glacier is a magnificent destination…
When it comes to outdoor adventures, safety should always be a top priority. To ensure the highest level of safety, Hyperborea has taken a proactive step by investing in wilderness first response training for its staff. By completing the renowned…
As people around the world focus more on protecting nature and being sustainable, the participation of the Icelandic whaling is highly controversial and a subject of strong disagreement. While traditions hold significance, it is important that we reassess practices that…
Hyperborea is proud to announce our engagement with the Travelife for Tour Operator & Travel Agents scheme! Travelife is an internationally recognized program that offers training, management, and certification in sustainability for tourism businesses. We chose Travelife for Tour Operator…
Sustainability has been a fundamental principle that has significantly influenced the creation, development, and ongoing growth of Hyperborea. As a tour operator, it’s important to adopt sustainable practices in order to protect the Icelandic nature and create positive social and…
In this blog post, I’m pleased to highlight the second important principle at Hyperborea – Safety. We understand that while fun, entertainment, and a great experience are crucial, the safety of our guests is just as important. Iceland is a…
When we decided to start Hyperborea company what was very important to us was that it had to be a tour company with authentic and transparent principles. We wanted to be able to communicate to people that we do not…
Where does Hyperborea originally derive from? In Greek mythology the Hyperboreans were mythical people who lived in the north of Thrace. The Greeks thought that Boreas, the North Wind, lived in Thrace, and that therefore Hyperborea was an unspecified region…