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Approaching total solar eclipse has Exmouth community 'excited and nervous' to welcome 25,000 visitors in April

Robert Todd intends to watch the solar eclipse on his roof. (ABC Pilbara: Tom Robinson)

A small Western Australian town famous for its pristine natural environment is preparing for a globally significant solar event and the hordes of people it will bring.

Up to 25,000 stargazers from all over the world will travel to Exmouth to catch a glimpse of a total solar eclipse triggered by the alignment of the moon and sun.

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