Travel with confidence with the leader in total solar eclipse tours and astronomy-themed travel.

In 2021, we’ll be gathering a select group of guests to view the December 4 solar eclipse at the furthest possible point from their everyday lives: deep in the heart of Antarctica.

As the sun climbs above the sparkling Sea of Cortez, you head out for an exhilarating day of whale spotting. Then in the evening, you and your fellow travelers survey the star-filled Pacific skies from a secluded beach or the deck of your small expedition ship.

New Mexico, with its dry climate and exceptionally clear skies, has long attracted both professional astronomers and passionate stargazers. Exploring the state’s spectacular desert landscapes and lively arts communities steeped in the heritage of the Pueblo people, you can see why its official nickname is “Land of Enchantment.”