Excellent hospitality, beautiful scenery and dark skies combine to make Benguerra Island in Mozambique a wonderful destination for a relaxing holiday that includes some memorable stargazing. Click to read more
The Takashashi FS-60 boasts excellent optical quality and a tiny size, so it can accompany you on any trip, meaning observing is always a possibility, no matter the destination. Click to read more
With its 48.5cm closed length and 2.15kg weight the GT4552TS is arguably the ultimate portable tripod for travelling astronomers and astrophotographers. Click to read more
The APM AzMaxLoad fills a gap in the market for an extreme heavy duty Alt Az mount with performance characteristics that will satisfy the most demanding of observers. Click to read more
This Christmas Eve the International Space Station can masquerade as Santa, adding to the magic for you and your family. Details of times, where to look and what to look for with instructions to check where ever you live on Earth. Click to read more
Sky Safari 4 Pro is a remarkably powerful astronomy app, yet is incredibly simple to use and would be a fantastic addition to any astronomers nighttime equipment whether used on a smartphone or tablet. Click to read more
The Opticron Oregon 15×70 binoculars are a capable observation binocular providing pleasing views of many deep sky objects with a price point that will appeal to advanced budget conscious astronomers as well as beginners just starting out. Click to read more
The Think Tank Photo Airport Essentials backpack is a high quality camera bag which complies with the strictest of airline cabin bag allowances and yet is capable of holding a substantial amount of equipment including small telescopes. Click to read more
With a capacity for an OTA of up to 8kg without a counterweight and up to 18kg per side with, the Tele Optic Ercole is an excellent choice for the travelling astronomer who wants to search out dark skies without additional weights as well as those with larger OTAs that observe closer to home. Click to read more
A selection of wide field images shot in the IDA Dark Sky Reserve in Namibia Click to read more
