Finding the best places to view a total eclipse of the Sun invariably takes us to the extremities of our planet – from polar to tropical islands to remote, seldom-visited places. Join us, and like-minded fellow travelers, as we journey to the ends of the Earth to witness total solar eclipses, the aurora borealis, or the gems of the night sky.
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Reynisfjara Beach
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Icelandic Horses
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Þingvellir National Park
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Southern Iceland Countryside
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Gullfoss
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Southern Iceland
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Seljalandsfoss
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Reynisfjara Beach
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Reyjanes Peninsula
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Geysir
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Þingvellir National Park
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Seljalandsfoss
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Reyjanes Peninsula
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Reynisfjara Beach
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Þingvellir National Park
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Southern Iceland Countryside
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Southern Iceland Countryside
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Westman Islands
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Gullfoss
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Near Sólheimajökull Glacier
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Reynisfjara Beach
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Southern Iceland
(Photo Credit: Sunde Gonzalez)
Iceland Map
(Photo Credit: Mlyons)
