Total Solar Eclipse 2027: Boat Trip and Breakfast from Sotogrande

Experience the eclipse of the decade from the sea. Exclusive fleet in Sotogrande with international breakfast-brunch and approved glasses included. Very limited places for a historic event!

Witness the 2027 Total Solar Eclipse from the best stage in the world!

The nextAugust 2, 2027, the sky will be completely covered in the most important and expected astronomical event of the 21st century. The Strait of Gibraltar will be the most privileged place on the planet to witness it. We invite you to be part of an exclusive flotilla that will sail from the prestigious Port of Sotogrande to experience this magical moment from the tranquility, exclusivity and beauty of the open sea.

The Astronomical Event of the CenturyThis is not an ordinary eclipse: we are looking at the longest total solar eclipse of the century in the region. Around10:45 AM, the Moon will completely block the Sun, giving usmore than 4 minutes of absolute darkness in the middle of the day. From our strategic position on the ocean, away from the crowds of the coast, you will experience the phenomenon at its maximum intensity: the sudden drop in temperature, the change in the wind, the silence of the sea and the majestic solar corona reflected directly on the waters that divide two continents.

An International Brunch on BoardTo celebrate this historic milestone, we will enjoy a full international-style breakfast-brunch on board, carefully designed to satisfy all our travelers (British, German, French and Spanish). The experience includes a selection of fresh fruit, pastries, savory options, specialty coffee, tea and soft drinks, ideal for sharing in an unparalleled environment as we position ourselves for the great moment.

Guaranteed Safety and ComfortSafety is our top priority. Each passenger will be provided with special eclipse glasses approved and certified by ISO standards for 100% safe observation. You will sail accompanied by a professional skipper and an expert crew who will ensure that you only have to worry about enjoying and photographing the show.

As this is a unique event that will not be repeated for decades, seats for this flotilla are strictly limited. Secure your place on the front line of the ocean and live the experience of the year!

Key Passenger Information:

Departure point:Sotogrande Marina.
Approximate duration:3 - 4 hours (covering preparation, brunch, moment of totality and return).
Language:Bilingual crew (Spanish/English).
What's included:Flotilla sailing, international breakfast-brunch, drinks (coffee, tea, juices, water), ISO-certified eclipse glasses, professional skipper, fuel and mandatory insurance.

Please note

Animals or pets allowed
Public transportation nearby
Accessible for those with limited mobility

The company will provide approved glasses to attendees. The company is totally exempt from liability for any eye damage or injury resulting from the incorrect, negligent use or removal of protective goggles by the customer during the development of the eclipse.
The company is not responsible for weather conditions, cloud cover, haze or sea fog that may hinder or prevent direct viewing of the eclipse. The sighting of the astronomical phenomenon is not guaranteed and the impossibility of seeing it due to natural causes will not entitle you to a refund of the amount of the ticket or to any compensation.
Due to the strict and immovable time nature of the astronomical event, the boarding time is inflexible. Failure to show up or delay by the customer at the indicated time will result in the automatic loss of the right to board and the amount paid, with no possibility of delaying the departure of the ship.
The skipper of the boat reserves the right to modify the route, course or intended mooring point for reasons of nautical safety, maritime traffic or to try to seek better visibility conditions, always giving priority to the safety of human life at sea.
The company is not responsible for the lack of mobile coverage on the customer's offshore network or for the lack of battery in their devices to play the audio guides. It is recommended to bring your own headphones and your phone with a full charge.

What to bring

🎒 Traveler's Essential List

1. Sun Protection and Comfort

Although the eclipse will darken the day for a few minutes, the navigation will take place in the middle of August and the reflection of the sun in the sea is very intense.

Sunscreen: Preferably water resistant and friendly to the marine environment.
Conventional sunglasses: For the moments before and after the event (remembering that they are not good for looking at the eclipse directly).
Cap or hat: Essential to protect yourself from the sun during sailing hours (make sure it fits well so that it doesn't blow away the wind!).

2. Appropriate Clothing and Footwear

The climate at sea can change rapidly, especially when the moon covers the Sun, since The temperature usually drops several degrees all at once throughout the entirety.

Lightweight outerwear: A windproof jacket, sweatshirt or fine jersey. The drop in temperature of the eclipse, combined with the sea breeze while sailing, can suddenly cool the environment.
Swimsuit and towel: In case the conditions and the route allow for a refreshing swim before or after the phenomenon.
Comfortable rubber-soled footwear: Nautical shoes or sneakers (avoid stiff heels or soles that may slip on the cover).

3. Technology and Audio (Key!)

Own headphones: Essential if you are going to use the QR code audio guide system, so that they can listen to the explanation comfortably in their language without the sound of wind or engines.
Mobile phone with 100% battery: To scan the audio guide and take pictures of the environment (you can suggest that they bring an external battery or power bank if they have it).

4. Onboard Wellness

Biodramine or pills for motion sickness: It is highly recommended that passengers who are not used to sailing take it about 30 minutes before boarding, especially if the ship is going to be standing/anchored during the eclipse, when the sway is most noticeable.