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Scattered across the remote expanse of northern Scotland, numerous circles of standing stones erected during the Neolithic period provide a view of the astronomical significance the Sun and Moon had to ancient skywatchers. Predating Stonehenge by five centuries, this collection of otherworldly monuments is a site to behold, steeped in history and surrounded by legends. Merging the field of archeoastronomy with Scottish history, we are poised to unveil the allure of the Highlands, delving into the celestial alignments of times past.

In the northern reaches of the world, on the border of the Arctic Circle, Iceland offers one of the best vantages from which to view the Northern Lights. Unprecedented solar activity interacting with the earth’s magnetic field is set to put on a celestial light show one can view from a remote haven in the Icelandic countryside. And conditions permitting, you will observe several dark nights worth of lovely auroras following the autumn equinox, with a veteran astronomer at your side.

As you set sail in your quest to rendezvous with the total solar eclipse of the century, Antoni Gaudi’s majestic Sagrada Familia and the iconic Barcelona skyline bids you farewell. Gliding into the shimmering waters of the Iberian Peninsula, waves softly lap against the hull creating a serene symphony that blends harmoniously with the warm sunlight dancing on the surface. Welcome aboard the ultra-luxurious Emerald Sakara yacht, your home for the next twelve days.