Solar Eclipse 2026

SOLAR ECLIPSE 2026

Menorca, Spain

a 3-4 night curated and hosted journey
(actual eclipse: August 12, 2026)

August 12, 2026 is the world's next total solar eclipse.

Spain's Balearic Islands are in the path of totality.

Menorca is the type of place you are tempted to keep a secret after you visit; a charming Mediterranean escape with crystal blue waters, preserved culture and gastronomy along with some perks for eclipse viewing...

Menorca averages 300 sunny days a year
August is one of the sunniest months
Receives a fraction of the tourists that Mallorca and Ibiza do
Breathtaking sunset views; totality ends approx 15 min before sunset

Timings for Menorca*:
Start of Partial: 7:37 PM CEST
Start of Totality: 8:30 PM CEST
Duration of Totality: 1:08
Sunset: 8:44 PM CEST

*from NSO.edu

SUGGESTED TRAVEL DATES TO MENORCA:
AUG 9-13 OR AUG 10-13, 2026
Custom extensions to surrounding islands or other parts of Europe can easily be added.

Menorca Luxury Stays

VISIT THE UNSUNG JEWEL OF THE BALEARIC SEA

Boutique Luxury Hotel

Walkable in Ciutadella

Luxury Farm Stay

Tranquil and classically Menorcan

Balearic Yacht Charter

The Ultimate Flexibility

VIEW STAY OPTIONS

Customizable Menorcan Experiences

The following will be designed around your interests:

Gastronomy & Wine

With agricultural roots that run deep, Menorca takes pride in zero-kilometer produce, centuries-old winemaking traditions and renowned cheesemaking.

Charming Cities

Explore the quaint harbor city of Ciutadella, rich with history dating back to medieval times; visit the more modern capital city, Mao or stroll the small villages between.

Coves & Beaches

Thanks to the island's biosphere reserve, you can experience pristine waters at more than 80 beaches and coves. The rocky cliffs around the island are also stunning to see from a boat.

Nature Untouched

Uncover the UNESCO island's natural beauty on one of many hiking paths or via a Land Rover safari to learn about the archaeology and geology of the island.

Art Galleries

Visit King's Island to see the Hauser & Wirth gallery and discover the former naval hospital's fascinating history and its connection to contemporary art.