July 11, 2010
Total Solar Eclipse
Trip Information






Home
 
Itinerary [PDF]
(Update: 3/2010)
 
Registration
Form
[PDF]

Frequently Asked
Questions

 
Contact Info
 


Don't forget to make your checklist!
     

On July 11, 2010, one of the most unique, special, and potentially “one-of-a-kind” total solar eclipses will occur across a long track of the Southern Pacific Ocean. Approximately half-way through this eclipse, the path crosses over Earth’s most isolated, and storied specks of land ---- Easter Island.
 
For just over 4 minutes and 45 seconds, the darkened sun will hang nearly 40° above the northwest horizon. Without a doubt, a photograph of the eerily blotted out Sun in the background, framed by one or more of the brooding, giant Moai statues that stand silently on guard throughout the landscape of this barren island, has to quality as the “penultimate Kodak Moment” for any serious photographer…
 
Twilight Tours invites you to learn more about our very special trip to observe this truly special eclipse event, by reading our itinerary, which you can access through the link at the left. If this offering stirs your interest and motivates you to say to yourself “I’m there!!”, then you need to review our registration form to learn how you can reserve space on this most exciting tour.

UPDATE 6/2010
 
Tour Sold Out, Waiting List Started

 
Confirmed tour members:
Your travel documents are online here.
Use the procedure detailed in the Twilight Tours email sent to you earlier to access your personal documents.

  Please check back often for updates as we get closer to the eclipse date. For current tour plans, check out the Itinerary [PDF] or contact us if you have specific questions. Some commonly asked questions are also answered in our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) document.

Eclipse Information:

Sources of solar filters:

General Travel Links:

Links to web pages of hotel accommodations:


Copyright © 2009 by Twilight Tours and ScienceCenter.Net
For tour inquiries email: twilighttours@pacbell.net
For technical difficulties with this site email: twilighttours@sciencecenter.net