2027 Total Solar Eclipse Expedition | Spain
Witness one of the greatest celestial events of the century from southern Spain.
Register InterestSmall group expedition — only 4 places available
2 August 2027 will be unlike any other day.
As the morning progresses, the sunlight softens. Shadows sharpen. The air cools. The landscape falls strangely quiet.
Then the Moon completely covers the Sun, revealing the ghostly solar corona — one of the rarest and most unforgettable sights in nature.
More than 3½ minutes of totality from our carefully selected observing region.
Why Southern Spain?
Our expedition is based in the Málaga province of Andalusia, combining excellent travel access, outstanding scenery, strong summer weather prospects and a prime position inside the path of totality.
We fly in and out of Málaga, with our accommodation approximately one hour from Málaga International Airport.
The precise eclipse observing location is selected for the best combination of sky conditions, access and viewing experience.
Expedition Itinerary
30 July
Arrive in Málaga (flight times to be confirmed).
Private transfer / self-drive to our accommodation and welcome briefing.
31 July
Training day covering solar eclipse photography, safe solar observing, equipment setup, imaging workflow and final preparation for eclipse day.
1 August
Scenic excursion into the Andalusian mountains to one of the region's most beautiful historic white villages, known for panoramic views across two continents. Opportunity to explore, photograph and enjoy lunch while also reviewing possible eclipse viewing zones.
2 August — Eclipse Day
Morning departure to our selected observing location for the 2027 Total Solar Eclipse.
3 August
Return transfer to Málaga Airport.
Featured in International TV Documentary
Andy Keen appeared in The Sun, directed by Fabian Wolf and produced by SPIEGEL TV.
Andy was invited to contribute because of his extensive knowledge of the Aurora Borealis, which he has been chasing and photographing since 2008.
The Sun, nearly 93 million miles (150 million km) from Earth, is the birthplace of the aurora through solar wind and charged particles.
His long-standing interests in solar activity, deep-sky imaging and landscape astrophotography bring genuine real-world experience to this expedition.
Watch on Curiosity StreamThe 2027 Eclipse — Key Facts
Interactive Eclipse Path Map
Explore exact timings, local visibility and eclipse geometry.
Open Interactive MapEclipse Day Timeline
09:41 — Partial eclipse begins
10:46 — Totality begins
10:47 — Maximum eclipse
10:49 — Totality ends
12:01 — Partial eclipse ends
What You Will Actually See
- Twilight sky with visible stars and planets
- A 360° sunset glow on the horizon
- The Sun as a black disc surrounded by corona
- Red solar prominences at the Moon's edge
- A sudden and noticeable drop in temperature
Then, just as suddenly, the brilliant diamond ring returns.
© Image by Mark Gray. All rights reserved.
Total Solar Eclipse — Video by Mark Gray
© Video by Mark Gray. All rights reserved.
Total Solar Eclipse Gallery
© All images taken by Mark Gray. All rights reserved.
This is your chance to stand inside the Moon's shadow.
Spaces are extremely limited — register your interest now.
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Places will be offered in order of enquiry.
