ECLIPSE 2020 - EXPERIENCE #3

DAY #1 After an early breakfast at the hotel, we take a bus from the Andean Cordillera to the Patagonian steppe, “la estepa”, to make sure we get no clouds during the eclipse, along with an Astronomy guide who is not only well versed in astronomy but will also talk about the region’s wilderness and history [The departure time will be 7:30 AM depending on the hotel location]. After 3 hours of ground transportation (snacks included) we´ll arrive to a location especially for the event, where the team of experts will be waiting with their equipment so that everyone can enjoy the eclipse on a fascinating and safe way. 11:45 AM the moon will begin to eclipse the sun, 1:07 PM the full eclipse (crown effect) will take place 2 minutes following the crown. After that the sun will start showing until 2:35 PM when this phneomenon will be over. During the event there´s going to be a few telescopes and other gear to see the progress, we will also provide special eclipse glasses. Lunch will be available any time between 12 to 2 PM. It includes fruits, typical finger food, sandwiches, and beverages. Glamping offers outdoor enthusiasts an upgrade on rest and recreation. A new word for a new (kind) way of traveling, defined as glamorous camping. When you’re glamping there´s no tent to pitch, no sleeping bag to unroll, no fire to build. Glamping is a way to experience the greatness of being outdoors without scarifying luxury. As the idea is to bring nature and comfort together, amenities vary depending on where you go, but many glamping packages include things like big, plush beds in your tent, hosts and chef on-site to prepare a gourmet meal. Glamping pivots on a high level of service, focused on the complete relaxation of the guests, exceeding ones expectations on recreational camping experience! DAY #2 After the Breakfast transfers will be ready to go back to hotels, arriving approximately at 01:00 PM (snacks included). On the way back we´ll be sharing photographs and stories about this special astronomic phenomenon.