Solar Eclipse Tours

Did you miss the last total solar eclipse? Perhaps you’ve grown weary of hearing others share their experiences of totality. Maybe you’ve witnessed a few partial eclipses and now feel it’s time to see the “real deal.” Whatever your reason, you’ve checked the maps for upcoming eclipses, discovered that one will cross a country you’ve always dreamed of visiting, and decided that now is the moment to witness the awe-inspiring phenomenon of totality.

But how do you go about it? If you’re new to eclipse chasing, navigating your way to the path of totality can feel daunting. Perhaps you’re an experienced traveler who knows that while the freedom of independent exploration has its appeal, there’s something uniquely rewarding about letting someone else handle the logistics—arranging accommodations, meals, and the ideal viewing location. Traveling with a group of like-minded guests adds another layer of joy, as you share the anticipation and wonder of the eclipse with others who are equally excited. If you’ve decided to join a guided group to experience a total solar eclipse, welcome to TravelQuest.

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Touring to Totality

Touring to Totality with TravelQuest means a seamless, worry-free experience. We handle all the planning—research, logistics, and securing the best accommodations, meals, and transport—so you can focus on enjoying the journey. Whether in remote regions with limited amenities or bustling cities, we ensure every detail is taken care of long before the eclipse arrives.

Years in advance, we scout optimal viewing sites, reserve hotels, and arrange local transportation, locking in core costs to protect you from potential price hikes as eclipse day approaches.

We also partner with renowned meteorologists Jay Anderson and Marc de Keyser. Together, they monitor weather conditions at our viewing sites, providing real-time updates and recommending alternate locations if necessary. With decades of combined expertise, they ensure our guests have the best possible chances of experiencing clear skies and a perfect view of totality.

(Photo by Sunde Gonzalez/TQ)

New Knowledge

You don’t need to be an expert in eclipses or astronomy to fully enjoy the experience. On every TravelQuest solar eclipse tour, we include an experienced astronomer as one of the trip leaders. Having witnessed numerous eclipses, our astronomer will share what to expect (especially helpful for first-time viewers) and offer tips on how to photograph the event.

Alongside our astronomer, we also bring in knowledgeable local guides who offer rich insights into the history, culture, and people of the regions we visit. While guidebooks provide basic facts, it’s the personal stories and expertise of our local guides that truly bring the journey to totality to life.

(Photo credit Allen Wong)

An Unforgettable Experience

Totality is a brief yet profoundly awe-inspiring moment, leaving those who witness it forever changed. Many eclipse chasers travel the world to relive this celestial spectacle, and a TravelQuest eclipse tour brings together kindred spirits who share that passion. During these journeys, lasting friendships are formed, often rekindled years later during another eclipse tour.

While totality may feel like a once-in-a-lifetime event, the truth is, a total eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth every 18 months. And TravelQuest is there for each one, perfectly positioned along the path of totality. Join us to experience the wonder of standing in the shadow of the Moon.