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Explore our inspiring experiences based on when you want to travel and how you want to feel.
Few natural events are as dramatic (or as rare) as a total solar eclipse. What once inspired mystery and confusion (its causes attributed to godly displeasure), today inspires justifiable excitement. Even obsession.
Eclipse travel has an ancient lineage, marking an historic celebration of the natural world and our place in the wider cosmos. And this is precisely why eclipse travel is becoming more important, and why we want to fuel that obsession.
At Black Tomato, we offer a variety of luxurious, tailor-made eclipse tours that orbit the calendar of these startling solar events. We’ll take you to wherever in the world the eclipse is at its most arresting, and we’ll do it in comfort, luxury, and plenty of style.
Iceland | August 2026
Mark the date: 12 August 2026. This cosmic ballet will be making itself known in Iceland next year; in a major way. It’s a while away yet, but to secure front-row seats and the most decorous Icelandic hotels, you’ll want to send up a proverbial flare early. Like, now. Get your people together; leave the planning and logistics to us.
USA 2024
8th April 2024 marked the last ‘total’ solar eclipse, appearing at its maximum over the North American continent. Naturally, we sent travellers on an adventurous journey to view this tremendously unusual solar phenomenon in the US – Fredericksburg, Texas, to be precise.
The trip centred on Camp Hideaway – a tranquil, scenic retreat to give our guests the best possible view of the eclipse along its path of totality. The weekend made the most of the ranch and the surrounding countryside with trail rides, axe throwing and backyard cookouts. As the skies darkened, we celebrated the main event with a viewing party hosted by astronomer Dr Aaron Clevenson, followed by a Chef’s dinner on the great lawn.
Argentina 2020
In December 2020, we sent a group of Black Tomato travellers on an unforgettable eclipse adventure to Argentinian Patagonia. The region’s remote ‘G-eclipse point’ was one of the best places in the world from which to observe the event.
This entirely private tour was centred on a luxury Blink camp, helicopter transfers, chefs, entertainment, wine, and a dedicated astronomer, alongside other tailored extras.
‘This was an amazing experience – the view and the trip were unreal. The team nailed it!’
Rob, who witnessed 2020’s eclipse with us
The next total solar eclipse will occur on 12th August 2026 and will be best viewed from Iceland and Spain.
Following that, your next opportunities are Egypt and Morocco in August 2027, July 2028 in Australia and New Zealand, and then South Africa in November 2030.
We’ll design your luxury eclipse tour around these dates and the locations where it’s best to observe them. In total, that’s just four events spread over the next handful of years. They’re rare, so you’ll need to think and plan ahead. But that’s where we come in.