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Welcome to Explorers Astronomy Tours

We have been providing guided trips to see total solar eclipses for over 25 years and are one of the most experienced tour operators in our field. Not only do we build a fascinating choice of itineraries around each total solar eclipse, but we meticulously research the solar eclipse itself, making use of astronomy experts and scientific data to make sure we have the best chance of the perfect eclipse observation.

Future Tours

Capacity is often limited and places sell out fast. Have a look at our future trips to make sure you don't miss out. Read more...

Astronomy Guide

Check out our astronomy guide and familiarise yourself with some of the natural wonders of the sky. Read more...

Astronomy Expert

An applied physicist by profession, Dr John Mason has been actively involved in science for over 30 years. Read more...

Total Solar Eclipse

Tahiti, July 2010

Two hours' flight from the island of Tahiti in an almost unbelievably idyllic and remote location, only the lucky few will experience this total solar eclipse.

See Tahiti 2010 Tour

Explorers Tours has been providing guided trips to see total solar eclipses for over 25 years and is one of the most experienced holiday companies in providing these rewarding experiences. Our solar eclipse tours are accompanied by experts in the eclipse field to ensure that you get the most out of the whole experience. Through in-depth research and understanding of what it takes to make a rewarding solar eclipse experience, we have an excellent track record in selecting the observation site most likely to provide optimal total solar eclipse viewing conditions. Our most recent expedition to China provided outstanding viewing conditions and proved a great success with all of our clients.

For French Polynesia 2010, we have an exciting range of itineraries, all of which are based out of Tahiti. We will have a number of options for viewing the eclipse, most of which will have an observation point in the Tuamotu Islands. We look forward to you joining us for what should again be another memorable French Polynesia 2010 total solar eclipse.

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