Next total eclipse
July 22, 2028
NASA GSFC lists a maximum duration of about 5 minutes 10 seconds.
2027 eclipse planner
Future total solar eclipses
The 2027 trip is the current focus, but the same planning discipline applies to future totalities.
After August 2, 2027
TotalityTrip is designed as a reusable planning concept, not a one-event domain. NASA's eclipse catalog lists another total solar eclipse on July 22, 2028, with totality reaching Australia and New Zealand, and another on November 25, 2030, with totality crossing southern Africa, the Indian Ocean, Australia and Antarctica.
This page is intentionally a calendar overview rather than a full travel planner. Detailed destination scoring should be added only when the same source and climate standards used for 2027 can be applied reliably.
Following total eclipse
November 25, 2030
NASA GSFC lists a maximum duration of about 3 minutes 44 seconds.
Source: NASA GSFC solar eclipse catalog. Future travel conditions and national entry rules are not predicted here.