A Once-in-Several-Lifetimes Event
Solar Eclipse & The Hebrews in Egypt
August 2, 2027
Imagine standing: where Moses once stood, where pharaohs ruled, and where God’s power will once again darken the skies over ancient Egypt. On August 2, 2027, the heavens will create the most spectacular celestial show of our lifetime—and you can be there to witness it.
For an awe-inspiring 6 minutes and 23 seconds—longer than any eclipse in nearly a century—day will turn to night over the Valley of the Kings. This isn’t just another eclipse; it’s the longest period of totality anyone alive today has ever seen, and the longest we’ll see until 2114. Can you imagine standing there at midday, watching stars emerge above Luxor’s ancient temples and feeling the temperature drop dramatically in the desert heat?
Hotels in Luxor are already booking at 7 times their normal rates, with many fully booked two years in advance. While millions will crowd into Cairo and overwhelm the Giza pyramids, our carefully chosen location in Luxor will put you:
Directly in the path of maximum totality (Cairo will not have totality)
Among the most significant and picturesque sites in Egypt
Away from the massive crowds expected in Cairo
