Meet the planets.
Jupiter’s moving moons. The warm colours of Mars. Saturn’s rings. Take a closer look, then join your guide for a telescope night beneath Fuerteventura’s sky.
Jupiter and its moons
Follow the cloud bands around Jupiter and watch its moons change places. Give the view a little time. There is always something moving.
Mars, the red world
Rust-red plains turn through sunlight and shadow. Stay with Mars as it rotates; a different face slowly comes into view.
Meet them at the eyepiece
On the night, your guide chooses targets to suit the sky and gives everyone time at the telescope. Each departure names its observing focus, so you know what to look forward to.
Look closer
Your guide brings each target into focus and helps you pick out the details.
Take your time
Return to the eyepiece, ask questions and let the view become familiar.
Follow the night
The date, weather and horizon shape what we can see. Every evening has its own highlights.
When the Moon
changes its light.
Watch shadow cross the Moon and a muted red glow emerge. Replay the deep partial lunar eclipse of August 2026, from first shadow to returning light.
A different kind
of afternoon.
The Sun becomes a crescent as the Moon crosses its face. Follow the August 2026 partial eclipse over Corralejo, then watch daylight give way to stars.
Before you go.
Bring a warm layer, closed shoes and water. Your guide takes care of the telescope. We confirm the meeting point, timing and observing focus with your booking.
Will every planet be visible?
The planets in view depend on the date, time and horizon. Check your departure’s observing focus; this animated journey is an illustration, not a forecast of that night’s sky.
How do I book?
Choose a departure and send a request. We reply within one working day with availability, the final price and meeting details. Your places are reserved only after we confirm your booking.
What if the sky is cloudy?
If the forecast affects your evening, we contact you to discuss the options. The targets we can show you depend on conditions on the night.
An evening
among the planets.
Take your turn at the telescope. Ask what catches your curiosity. Choose a night below to see its observing focus and request your places; we’ll confirm availability and meeting details.
Telescope views of Saturn and its rings, with seasonal constellations between observations.
Choose this nightTelescope views of Saturn and its rings, with seasonal constellations between observations.
Choose this nightTelescope views of Saturn and its rings, with seasonal constellations between observations.
Choose this nightTelescope views of Saturn and its rings, with seasonal constellations between observations.
Choose this nightTelescope views of Saturn and its rings, with seasonal constellations between observations.
Choose this nightSaturn early in the evening, followed by Jupiter later in the session.
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