💫 GUIDE TO ECLIPSES 💫 "It's not every day that you take two planes and a long ride through the desert to join strangers for breathwork, astrology and a massive solar eclipse," says LP staffer @rach🌀, who just got back from a trip to Los Cabos, Mexico with @loscabostourism to see her first ever solar eclipse. "But man, was it worth it." Her top tip? "If you can, travel somewhere quieter and more remote where you can really pause and take it all in. I was able to carve out a space where I could just sit, watch and be a part of things, and it's a memory I'll relive for years to come. Or at least until my next eclipse!" 🌞 UPCOMING ECLIPSES 🌞 • August 2026: a total solar eclipse in Europe as the moon’s shadow passes over Greenland and Iceland and through central Spain • August 2027: North Africa, the Middle East and far East Africa will see the second-longest solar eclipse of the century • December 2028: the final total solar eclipse of the decade across Australia and New Zealand • November 2030: a total solar eclipse cuts across southern Africa, the southern Indian Ocean and southeastern Australia • November 2031: most of the total solar eclipse that will occur won’t be seen unless you happen to find yourself in the heart of the Pacific Ocean • March 2034: totality cuts across central Africa, the Middle East and southern Asia #loscabos #loscabosmexico #bajacalifornia #solareclipse