Totality Awaits: The Nerdy Nomad’s Guide to Eclipse Travel Around the World
- Holly Suso

- Oct 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 17

Introduction to Eclipse Travel
For those who crave adventure beyond the ordinary, there’s nothing quite like standing beneath the shadow of the moon as daylight fades to dusk. Total solar eclipses are the ultimate celestial chase — a cosmic spectacle paired with the thrill of discovery. Over the next few years, the skies will stage breathtaking performances from Europe to Africa to the South Pacific, and we’ll be there for every moment of totality.
Imagine wandering through Andalusian hill towns, watching the world go dark over Iceland’s volcanic shores, or cruising along Egypt’s Nile as the sun disappears behind the moon. The Nerdy Nomad Eclipse Travel Series explores these rare events — each one a blend of natural wonder, cultural exploration, and elevated travel experiences curated with our signature flair (and yes, plenty of exclusive Fora perks).
Need-to-Know for Eclipse Chasers
Planning an eclipse trip isn’t your average vacation — it’s part science, part strategy, and all adventure. Here’s what every traveler should know before totality takes over:
🗓️ Book Early: Hotels, cruises, and tours start selling out years in advance. Some require multi-night minimums, so secure your spot early.
🌤️ Watch the Weather: Check historical patterns and stay flexible on the day of — clear skies are worth a little spontaneity.
🚗 Plan Your Moves: Arrange car rentals, trains, or guided tours in advance. Traffic builds quickly near prime viewing zones.
👓 Gear Up: Always wear ISO-certified eclipse glasses or solar viewers when looking at the sun. Pack layers, sunscreen, snacks, and shade — totality may be brief, but the experience lasts forever.
📍Choose Your Spot Wisely: Elevation, terrain, and weather all affect visibility. Study maps, check forecasts, and stake out early for the perfect view.
Where the Shadows Fall
The next eclipses will cross some of the world’s most captivating landscapes — each with its own energy, culture, and story to tell. Explore each destination in our upcoming series:
2026: Spain — Tapas, castles, and celestial magic under Iberian skies
2026: The Balearic Islands — Mediterranean coves and sunset totality
2026: Iceland — Fire, ice, and midnight-sun adventures turned twilight
2027: Egypt — Six full minutes of totality over the Nile and ancient temples
2027: Morocco — Desert medinas, mountains, and magic in the morning light
2027: Southern Spain — Andalusian charm meets astronomical wonder
2028: Australia — Outback horizons and city skylines under shadow
2028: New Zealand — Glaciers, fjords, and winter skies gone dark
Each article dives deep into where to stay, what to see, and how to make the most of your once-in-a-lifetime moment — complete with insider tips and exclusive fora perks to elevate your journey.
The Final Moment
For travelers who see the world as a classroom of wonder, eclipse travel is the ultimate field trip — a reminder that adventure doesn’t just happen on Earth’s surface, but in the heavens above.
Stay tuned as we chart your path to totality — one destination at a time.

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