A ‘ring of fire’ – how a solar eclipse looks
Witness a ring of fire in the sky over Ethiopia’s Jerusalem
“It’s not like night. It’s not like day. It’s not like twilight. It’s like nothing you’ve ever felt before.”
— Rhonda Coleman having witnessed the Great American Eclipse in Aug 2017
There will be a full Annular Solar Eclipse – that is ‘the moon moves in front of the sun and the world goes dark ‘ in Lalibela on the morning of 21 June this year. Nasa’s plotting of the eclipse shows that it will pass directly over Lalibela giving people over 1 minute of full eclipse where the moon almost totally blocks out the
View from Mequat Mariam Guesthouse
sun leaving a tiny ring of fire visible, or possibly what the experts call ‘Baileys beads‘. This climatic moment will be at 8am, although the eclipse will start at about 7am. [This is subject to clear sky where the sun rises, but experts such as eclipsophile.com conclude that is likely to be the case].
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Tabots & incense at Senay Mikael festival
with a very special Saints’ Day when tabots are paraded out of the churches and the priests perform special dances and chants while incense spreads its blessing to all. Two mornings later you will witness this ring of fire in the sky above the sacred churches of Lalibela – built as Africa’s Jerusalem. The ancient landscape will darken for over 1 minute before it emerges out of the moons shadow again.
This will be a very special week – one you will never forget. There are only a limited number of places on this trip – maximum is 6 people. Per person the price is $1,495. This includes local flights, transport, accommodation, guides and entry fees. You will pay your own lunch and dinner in Addis, Gondar and Lalibela, drinks and tips. We have arranged a champagne breakfast at Ben Abeba to celebrate the eclipse and we will have a celebratory dinner in Addis on the last night.
The trip begins in Addis on Saturday 13 June in the morning with us meeting you at Bole Airport, and it will end on Sun 21st June with us dropping you at the airport in Addis.
For more details see our tour page for this trip by clicking here. Or email us your details. We can also design a custom trip for you.
