Solar Eclipse Tours

2028 Total Solar Eclipse Tour

Totality in the Kimberley

Witness 4 minutes 42 seconds of totality in one of Earth's last great wildernesses — the remote Kimberley of Western Australia.

Featured Tour

Kimberley wilderness gorge, Western Australia
Sydney Harbour at night
El Questro luxury lodge, Kimberley
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2028 Australia Total Solar Eclipse — TravelQuest International (Featured Tour)

"Australia Answers the Call"

Duration
11 days, 10 nights
Departs
Sydney, Australia
Dates
July 14–24, 2028
Totality
4 min 42 sec

Australia has always hovered on the edges of our imaginations — a shimmer of sunlight on Sydney Harbor, the vast Great Barrier Reef, the open stretches of the Outback. That time is now. On July 22, 2028, the Moon will glide across the Sun, casting its shadow over the Kimberley for breathtaking minutes of totality.

Our journey begins in Sydney before venturing north to the Great Barrier Reef and the ancient Daintree Rainforest. The climax awaits in the Kimberley — an untamed land of red canyons, dramatic waterfalls, and brilliant night skies — where we witness totality from the exclusive El Questro wilderness estate.

From
$13,925
per person · $1,800 USD per person deposit

Tour highlights

  • Begin in Sydney — landmarks, harbor walks, and hidden corners
  • Discover vibrant coral and marine life at the Great Barrier Reef
  • Explore the ancient Daintree National Park rainforest
  • Exclusive stays at El Questro's Emma Gorge and The Homestead
  • Around 5 minutes of totality during the July 22 eclipse in remote Kimberley wilderness
  • Private farewell dinner aboard a Sydney Harbor cruise

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Secure Your Place in the Kimberley

July 22, 2028 — 4 minutes 42 seconds of totality in one of Earth's last great wildernesses.