Our TQ experts share knowledge and experiences from their extensive eclipse and astronomy-themed travel to prepare you for the journey of lifetime.
For many of us, the night sky has vanished. Those who live in urban or suburban environments have seen darkness at night replaced by a wash of perpetual light.
In the far North, majestic colored lights often dance and shimmer in the nighttime sky. No two displays are ever the same.
As a long-term traveler with TravelQuest, I’ve seen totality many times—and I’ve loved every minute, every second, even every millisecond!
Some who seek totality often use total eclipses of the Sun as an excuse to travel to places they might not otherwise visit. Others consider a total solar eclipse an added bonus for a trip to a locale that’s long been on a wish list.
Did you miss 2017’s “Great American Eclipse” of August 2017? It was an amazing sight as it swept from west to east across the United States.
Did you see the “Great American Eclipse” of August 21, 2017, as it raced across the United States from the west coast to the southeast?
On October 14, 2023, an eclipse of the Sun will be visible from all of North and Central America and much of South America (except for the southern tip).
Eclipses of the Sun come in four different flavors. There’s the relatively common partial eclipse, and the extremely rare hybrid. In between, in terms of frequency of occurrence
For eclipse chasers, watching the Sun vanish from the sky during a total solar eclipse can be a very emotional experience. An annular solar eclipse tends to be slightly less emotional.
“Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience!” That’s how total solar eclipse trips are often sold—it’s a unique event, so don’t miss out. But look at our blog that lists upcoming total eclipses.
A partial or total solar eclipse is coming to your neighborhood. Of course, you want to watch it, but you might also wonder if you can take a picture of it.
Find the answer to this and other travel questions on our FAQ.
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