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2 August 2027

The hotels are gone. The land isn’t.

On 2 August 2027 the moon’s shadow crosses southern Spain, Morocco and Egypt. Hotels along that line sold out years ago. But a field with a clear horizon is worth more that morning than a room with a view of a car park — and no booking site will let you list one.

We’re trying to change that, and we’re starting by finding out who’s out there.

I have a place

A field, a paddock, a garden, a spare house — anywhere near the path with room for people to stand, park or pitch. Tell us what you have. No paperwork, no company details, and nothing to pay.

What’s there? (tick any)

None of it is required. A bare field with a clear horizon is worth a lot that morning.

In your own words — nobody knows what a field is worth on eclipse night yet.

This is a register of interest, not a booking. Nothing is reserved and you won’t be charged. We’ll email you before we open listings.

I want to be there

Tell us roughly where you’d like to be and how many of you there are. We’ll email you when there’s somewhere real to book — and we won’t email you about anything else.

This is a register of interest, not a booking. Nothing is reserved and you won’t be charged. We’ll email you when places go live.

Where this actually stands

Nothing is bookable yet. This page is a register of interest. We’re finding out whether there are enough places and enough people to make it worth building properly.

We’ll verify places before anyone pays. An eclipse happens once and can’t be moved. If a listing fell through, a refund wouldn’t come close to covering the trip — so we’d rather list fewer places we’ve checked than more we haven’t.

Spain first. The rules on letting land differ everywhere the path crosses, and so does what insurance covers. We’ll start where we can get that right and go from there.

Meanwhile, if a hotel is what you want, the four pages above list what’s still available near each point on the path.