Levenhuk Skyline Travel 50 Telescope

Your Passport to the Night Sky — and Beyond

Slip the Levenhuk Skyline Travel 50 into its carry bag and take the universe with you. Whether you're stargazing at a dark sky reserve, monitoring weather patterns rolling in over the hills, surveying land on a country walk, tracking wildlife across open moorland, or observing ships and distant terrain from the coast — this featherlight refractor is always ready for the moment.

Small enough to pack, powerful enough to impress, the Travel 50 is the ideal first telescope for curious minds of all ages. With a 50mm aperture and 360mm focal length, it delivers bright, clear views of the Moon's craters, Saturn's rings, and Jupiter's moons — then folds away neatly on a bedroom shelf or study desk until the next adventure calls.

Key Features

• 50mm refractor aperture — gathers enough light for crisp lunar, planetary, and terrestrial views
• 360mm focal length (f/7.2) — wide field of view, ideal for star clusters, wildlife, and distant landscapes
• Versatile day and night use — monitor weather patterns, survey land, track wildlife, or observe ships and distant terrain with ease
• Ultra-portable and travel-ready — compact enough for a backpack, perfect for holidays and camping
• Compact enough for a study or bedroom — takes up minimal space on a desk or shelf when not in use
• Alt-azimuth mount — simple, smooth movement for easy object tracking
• Two eyepieces included — 25mm and 9mm for low and high magnification views
• 3x Barlow lens — triples the magnification of any eyepiece
• Aluminium tripod — lightweight yet stable, adjustable for comfortable viewing
• Compatible with standard 1.25" accessories — easily expand your kit over time

Specifications

• Optical design: Refractor
• Aperture: 50mm
• Focal length: 360mm
• Focal ratio: f/7.2
• Highest useful magnification: 100x
• Lowest useful magnification: 7x
• Resolving power: 2.32 arc seconds
• Mount type: Alt-azimuth
• Eyepiece barrel diameter: 1.25"

Delivery

Estimated delivery: 5–10 working days.