Next year’s solar eclipse is not the only solar eclipse.
There will be another solar eclipse in 2027, and the Dutch American Line will bring guests to the overall road. The cruise ship will sail two vessels along the North African coast, providing passengers with a main viewing experience on August 2, 2027.
Paul Grigsby, vice president of the line, was in a press release. “When you’re at sea, there’s more opportunity to witness the solar eclipse in clear circumstances, as the boat can try to keep itself away from cloud cover, and the scenery means you’ll get more shadows in and out of the door.”
This is something to know.
When will the 2027 solar eclipse of the Netherlands and the United States be?
The 28-day legendary solar eclipse and Cosmic Port Explorer Cruise will leave on July 10, 2027. Guests will sail from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, on the nearly 2,700-strong front Nieuw Statendam ships on the line.
For those seeking a shorter option, the 14-day solar eclipse and astronomical discovery trip will begin on July 31. The Oosterdam of the line (which can accommodate 2,000 guests) will sail from the ports of Piraeus, Geece, The Athens.
What can guests expect?
Passengers booked in the 28-day itinerary will visit ports such as Denmark, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Morocco and other before heading to Eclipse near the Moroccan coast to watch the scene. The itinerary includes overnight stops in Tilbury, England and Barcelona.
As far as Oosterdam is concerned, Oosterdam will visit the country with Malta, then visit the country in Valletta – Italy – Italy and Greece, and then watch Eclipse near Tunisia.
Grigsby noted that the cruise ship “carefully adds ports to the itinerary that have some connection to the study of the sun and stars,” such as the Isle of Portland in England, which provides Stonehenge.
Both voyages will be on board scientific experts and “themed events”, the release said. And there is no need to worry about buying Eclipse glasses – the cruise company will provide them.
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The Netherlands and the United States will also offer Eclipse Cruises in 2026.
How much does it cost to cruise?
According to the Dutch U.S. website, the current 28-day tour currently starts at $5,619 per person, including taxes and fees, including taxes and fees. Currently, the 14-day trip starts at $3,529 per person. Dutch American route tickets include accommodation, many meals on board, entertainment and more.
Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA Today in Nashville. You can contact him at [email protected].
This article originally appeared in USA Today: Seen solar eclipses in these Dutch American parades
