Belgian amateur astronomer to chase total eclipse in Spain by motorhome to avoid 9,000-euro-a-night lodging
Roland Boninsegna, an amateur astronomer from Belgium, has left for Spain with his partner in a motorhome to observe the total solar eclipse on August...
Roland Boninsegna, an amateur astronomer from Belgium, has left for Spain with his partner in a motorhome to observe the total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026. In Belgium, the eclipse will be partial (about 90%), while in Spain, on the central line, the full phase will be visible. Due to high demand, accommodation prices in Spain have surged from 75 to 9,000 euros per night, so the couple chose a motorhome, which also allows them to move in case of bad weather. They plan to stay in a mountainous area near Oviedo.