Totality over the Strait
Exclusive Photo & Travel Experience
ONLY 20 17 SPOTS!
July 27 - August 3, 2027
Andalusia, Spain
Yezrael Pérez Fernández is a travel and nature photographer based in León, Spain. Inspired by his father’s passion for photography, he grew up learning to capture moments that last beyond time.
Canon ambassador. International eclipse photography guide with expeditions across Greenland, Iceland, Lapland, Lake Baikal and the Lofoten Islands. Multiple national and international awards.
20+ years in astrophotography. 250,000 followers across Natural Portraits. 7,000 students in the Natural Portraits Academy. Starlight Foundation monitor since 2023.
Gabriel Santos Álvarez is a landscape and wedding photographer based in León, Spain. With degrees in Business and advanced training at EFTI, he channels his passion into guiding photographic journeys worldwide.
Yezrael PérezProfessional Photographer
Néstor RodanProfessional Photographer
Luis Miguel AzorínAstrophotographer
Gabriel SantosProfessional PhotographerOur event
Be part of a once-in-a-lifetime photographic expedition to capture the total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027, from one of the best places on Earth to witness it: the southern coast of Andalusia, on the edge of the Strait of Gibraltar. Over eight days you will travel through the great cities of southern Spain (Granada, Córdoba, Seville, and Ronda), photograph their light and architecture, meet the wildlife of the Strait, and prepare, step by step, to photograph totality with expert guidance at your side. This is the longest total solar eclipse visible from land in over three decades, and you will be inside the path of totality when the Sun goes dark.
Jul 27 to
Aug 3, 2027
Total Solar Eclipse over the Strait of Gibraltar
— Departs and returns from Málaga · 20 places
— a total span of 2 hours, 19 minutes and 51 seconds.
You pay now 1,000.00 €
Remaining 3,799 due upon arrival.
ONLY 20 SPOTS!
The Eclipse
On August 2, 2027, the Moon will pass exactly between the Earth and the Sun, covering the solar disk completely and plunging a narrow strip of southern Spain into daytime darkness. This band of totality crosses almost the entire province of Cádiz and part of Málaga, sweeping west to east through the Strait of Gibraltar. Totality, the moment when the Moon fully hides the Sun, is the highlight of the whole event and the only time you can see the solar corona, the Sun’s faint and mysterious outer atmosphere, with the naked eye.
Unlike most eclipses, this one happens in the morning, at around 10:47 local time, with the Sun high in the sky. That means comfortable, spectacular viewing and ideal conditions for photography.
Strait of Gibraltar
Our viewing zone sits on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, close to the centre line of the eclipse, where totality lasts well over four minutes. Most of Spain sees only a partial eclipse; a few kilometres north of here, totality is cut to seconds.
Early August in southern Andalusia has one of the highest probabilities of clear skies in Europe. Africa sits across the water, the horizon opens over the sea, and the light in this corner of the continent is unlike anywhere else. It is one of the finest places on the planet to photograph the 2027 eclipse.








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