As the excitement from the recent solar eclipse in eastern New York still lingers, umbraphiles around the world are already looking ahead to the next total solar eclipses that will be visible in Europe, Africa, and Australia over the next four years.
The upcoming total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, will be visible over Reykjavรญk, Iceland, and near Barcelona, Spain. Following that, on August 2, 2027, the zone of totality will be above Luxor, Egypt, and the Strait of Gibraltar. Then, on July 22, 2028, a total solar eclipse will intersect the Australian continent, with the zone of totality above Sydney.
For those who are eager to witness these celestial events firsthand, planning early is key to avoiding high prices for flights and accommodations. Airline tickets are typically available for purchase a year in advance, making now the perfect time to start making arrangements for these upcoming eclipses.
Recent reports indicate that hotel prices in destinations like Reykjavik and Barcelona were reasonable this August, further encouraging eclipse enthusiasts to start planning their trips. Flights to Lisbon, Cairo, and Sydney for the upcoming eclipses range in price from $950 to $2,100, offering a variety of options for travelers seeking to experience this unforgettable phenomenon.
Despite the potential high costs associated with traveling to witness a total solar eclipse, umbraphiles like Beatty find the experience to be truly unforgettable and worthwhile. With future eclipses set to take place in various locations around the world, many are already eagerly anticipating the opportunity to witness these awe-inspiring celestial events.
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