If Wednesday’s solar eclipse has ignited your interest in astronomical pheneomena, you’re in luck. There is a total eclipse next year (and others in 2028 and 2030).
Many of next year’s dedicated eclipse group tours and cruises have sold out, as have some hotel rooms close to the best view points – but there are still holidays to be snapped up. Availability was correct at the time of writing.
When and where are the next eclipses?
On 2 August, 2027, a total solar eclipse will cross southern Spain, North Africa and the Middle East, with the path of totality lasting up to six minutes and 23 seconds near Luxor, Egypt.
In 2028, there will be a total solar eclipse on 22 July crossing Australia and New Zealand.
