Egypt’s Eclipse

• Trace Egypt’s rich cosmic legacy, then experience a total solar eclipse over the golden sands of Luxor
• Amplify your understanding of the cosmos in the company of Trip Astronomer, Dr. Ed Krupp, director of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles
• Discover must-see treasures and off-the-radar gems in a country overflowing with iconic sites
• View the total solar eclipse from a private Luxor rooftop, apart from crowds and with unobstructed views
• Gain exclusive access to village life along the Nile while aboard a four-night dahabeya cruise
• Private visits, including the Tomb of Seti I in Luxor’s Valley of Kings and Queens and the breathtaking Tomb of Nefertari (Ramses II’s favorite wife)

On August 2, 2027, the most powerful of all celestial phenomena will occur in the wide, open sky above Egypt’s famed Valley of the Kings. A total solar eclipse—with an incredible duration not witnessed on land for decades nor again this century—will take place over an ancient land long connected to the cosmos.

To prepare for this singular event, spend time uncovering ancient Egypt’s cosmic legacy with the assistance of renowned astronomer Dr. Ed Krupp, who serves as the trip’s exclusive astronomer. Journey from Upper Egypt’s most iconic sites to the serenity of the Nile’s meandering waters. Witness star-aligned temples and star charts that adorn temple ceilings and walls. Steeped in the region’s astronomical history, arrive in Luxor, where from a private rooftop overlooking the mountainous Temple of Hatshepsut, you savor the eclipse.

This once-in-a-lifetime journey, full of exclusivity and wonderment, is staged to be an unforgettable adventure.