We head to the exclusive eclipse viewing site, specially arranged for comfort and safety. The site offers shade tents, plenty of seating, a catered lunch and certified eclipse glasses to ensure the best viewing experience. The 2027 total solar eclipse is part of Saros Cycle 136, a series known for producing some of the longest total eclipses in modern history, including the record-setting 6-minute 38-second event in 2009. Today’s eclipse promises to be equally remarkable, with several minutes of totality expected. After this unforgettable celestial display, we return to the hotel for dinner and lively reflection on the day’s events.