Every outing is capped small and timed to the new moon, so you get a dark sky and a guide who isn't stretched thin. Difficulty is rated like a star — lower magnitude is brighter and easier.
A guided tour of the visible sky with a 10-inch Dobsonian. Planets, star clusters, the Milky Way core — narrated, never rushed.
Leave with a tracked, stacked shot of the galactic centre. We cover settings, focus, trackers and processing in the field.
Two nights off-grid at a SQM-21+ site. Slow meals, no screens, and the entire arc of the night from dusk to first light.
Take the gear yourself. We deliver a tuned scope, printed charts and a 15-minute crash course so you are ready by dark.
Whichever outing you pick, the shape of the night is the same. Here's roughly how the hours go.
We set up while the sky is still blue. Coffee, gear check, a look at what is rising tonight.
The brightest planets and stars appear. We align the scope and find our bearings.
The Milky Way centre clears the ridge. Galaxies, nebulae, the long quiet middle of the night.
The last targets sink. We pack up as the horizon warms — usually nobody wants to leave.
Tell us the date and group size and we'll match the right outing to the right site.